Defining Characteristics:
- First generation captive bred from wild caught parents
- Great beginner frog
- Contrasting Coloration
- Bold | Easy to Breed
- Quiet Call
- Very Large
- Can be kept in groups when young
- Best kept in pairs as adults
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Color/Pattern: A very variable poison dart frog, all Dendrobates tinctorius 'Powder Blue' are mostly black in color with a varying degree of yellow or white striping on the back. This poison dart frog has very variable leg color and pattern. Named for the predominately powder blue color of their legs, these frogs can have gray or blue legs with varying degrees of black spotting (no spotting in rare individuals). In the past, these frogs were separated after import as 'powder blue' and 'powder gray' tincs. After breeding these frogs in captivity and observing the resulting variable offspring (blue legs threw offspring with gray legs, and vice versa), both Dendrobates tinctorius 'Powder Blue' and D. t. 'Powder Gray' are the same morph, and should be mixed/housed together. Josh's Frogs does not recommend, support, or endorse line breeding as we believe this leads to weaker captive animals and nature has done a wonderful job of creating an amazing variation in color and pattern of poison dart frogs already.
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