Amphibian Care - Vital Frog

Caring for Tadpoles

Did you know that a single frog can lay up to 4,000 eggs in one season? This incredible number highlights the fascinating journey from egg to froglet, a process that can take as little as 14 to 16 weeks. For families and nature enthusiasts, raising tadpoles at home offers a unique opportunity to witness this transformation firsthand. This guide focuses on practical care techniques, from setting up the perfect habitat to ensuring ethical release practices. … Read More

Breeding Frogs at Home: What You Need to Know

by Lena Adams

Did you know that over 40% of amphibian species are threatened with extinction? This alarming statistic has sparked a growing interest in raising these fascinating creatures in controlled environments. Many enthusiasts are now turning to breeding frogs at home as a way to contribute to conservation efforts while enjoying a unique hobby. Creating a suitable habitat for frogs involves careful planning. Factors like species selection, water quality, and lifecycle management play a crucial role in … Read More

Red-Eyed Tree Frog Care: Beginner’s Guide

by Lena Adams

Did you know that the red-eyed tree frog can live up to 12 years in captivity? This vibrant amphibian, scientifically known as Agalychnis callidryas, is native to the lush rainforests of Central America and Colombia. Its striking appearance—bright green body, blue and yellow stripes, orange feet, and vivid red eyes—makes it a favorite among amphibian enthusiasts. Despite its dramatic look, this species is non-venomous and relies on its unique “startle reflex” to deter predators. When … Read More