Frogs & Toads

Amphibian

Amphibia

Tree frogs, pacman frogs, ball frogs and many more. Colourful, characterful, and active to watch. Axolotls come under this aswell. They have a permanent smile on their face.

Stock changes through the day — message or call to check this one's still here before you travel.

Care level

Beginner

Good for

Beginners — a great first pet

Lifespan

10–15 years

Adult size

Varies by species (5–45cm)

Habitat

A planted, humid terrarium with foliage to climb, a water area, gentle UVB, and good ventilation. Tree frogs love height and live plants. Ball frogs and pacman frogs like to burrow, so ddeep substrate is key, they need UVB, good ventilation and many hiding spots such as wood branches or cork wood. Axolotls require a big tank, this is a cold water fish tank, they require slate at the bottom of their tank and the classic fish tank stones arent good for them as they injest it when they eat, some hides for them to go in, and their water needs to be treated with tap safe, and water conditioner.

Diet

Live insects — crickets and flies, dusted with calcium — usually every couple of days. Ball frogs and pacman can have insects too, they can also have mice or rats as a treat. Axolotls can eat earth worms and blood worms you can also have a pellet food aswell.

Sex

Mixed