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Standard Reptile Company
Price: $100 2-3" frog
$39 flat rate to ship 2 or more.
Please contact for wholesale pricing of groups of 20 or more.
Email is the best way to get quick response.
Thanks,
Standard Reptile Company
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Dwarf Suriname Toads, Pipa parva, are an amazing species of frog that are rarely bred and offered in the US. It is, however, one of the most fascinating aquatic species you could ever pick for an aquarium. Many zoos keep this species because they are so entertaining, but the opportunity to add them to your aquarium is unusual.
These frogs are fully aquatic and readily take frog pellets and other common aquatic foods. They do not require exceptionally clean water and can be kept with fish. It’s fun to watch them eat with their hands but the way they breed is what really sets them apart. As the male and female somersault through the water, the eggs are deposited onto the females back where they remain until they hatch as tadpoles. The tadpoles grow rapidly filter-feeding off commercially available food. Prior to metamorphosis, they take on their most alien form.
$39 flat rate to ship 2 or more.
Please contact for wholesale pricing of groups of 20 or more.
Email is the best way to get quick response.
Thanks,
Standard Reptile Company
[email protected]
https://www.facebook.com/StandardRep/
Dwarf Suriname Toads, Pipa parva, are an amazing species of frog that are rarely bred and offered in the US. It is, however, one of the most fascinating aquatic species you could ever pick for an aquarium. Many zoos keep this species because they are so entertaining, but the opportunity to add them to your aquarium is unusual.
These frogs are fully aquatic and readily take frog pellets and other common aquatic foods. They do not require exceptionally clean water and can be kept with fish. It’s fun to watch them eat with their hands but the way they breed is what really sets them apart. As the male and female somersault through the water, the eggs are deposited onto the females back where they remain until they hatch as tadpoles. The tadpoles grow rapidly filter-feeding off commercially available food. Prior to metamorphosis, they take on their most alien form.
