[Dane]

A local herp shop has these, and I can't seem to find any info on them. The common name is supposedly "Two lined arrow frog"http://lllreptile.com/load-image/StoreInventoryImage/image/756

 

[Darks!de]

trivittatus?

 

[Scott]

Yes...

trivittatus?

 

[Dane]

Are there names for the different Trivittatus morphs? I've seen green, red, and this gold.

 

[Scott]

That would be called an Orange Triv (it's pretty close to orange, right?).

I've seen/heard Red/Green/Orange.

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Are there names for the different Trivittatus morphs? I've seen green, red, and this gold.

 

[Dunner97074]

Yep trivittaus

http://www.fantasticfrogs.com/suriname.html

Mike

 

[Ed Martin]

They are a really cool frog, my male (red morph) is super bold. If you have the room for a larger enclosure, I'd recommend them. If you do get them keep them in quarentine for a while and have fecals done. A lot of the animals I have seen are WC. I'm always on the lookout for some of the "real" green morph from Peru.
Ed

 

[Dane]

Ed- how many frogs do you have, and in what size enclosure?

 

[Ed Martin]

Dane, I have a red striped pair in a 40 gallon. There is a stream running on the upper level that ends in a small waterfall. This drains into a small pond that is as wide as the enclosure. Here is a picture of the enclosure, if you look closely you can see the male under some magnolia leaves in the upper right corner of the picture:

He is really bold and calls a lot. They also have other vocalizations too. At some point I'd like to get them into an even bigger enclosure. Here is a link to our website that describes the setup.
http://www.martin-spot.com/frogs/frogs_ ... tatus.html
We have had them for about 5 months now. I had brighter lights but the female hid all the time. Now she is out a lot, but not nearly as bold as the male.
Ed

 

[Guest]

It's a new game instead of finding waldo you have to find the dart frog.