Bird Poop Frog - Hyla Marmorata
Bird Poop Frogs, as their name suggests, have cryptic color patterns that resemble... well, a piece of bird poop! Active and enteraining little frogs, they are aggressive eaters and can tackle prey items larger than one might expect. Males range from 1.5 to 1¾ inches, while female range from 2 to 2¼ inches on average.
H. marmorata are not poisonous and rely on camouflage to protect themselves. During the day, they remain motionless. Thus, they appear exactly like a bird dropping on a leaf.
The animals offered for sale are captive bred. They are well started and growing quickly on a steady diet of appropriatly sized crickets. They are too young to sex, but a sizable group is recommended if breeding is on the agenda.
- Genus: Hyla
- Species: marmorata
- Locality: Suriname
- Age: Juveniles
- Line: JL-Exotics
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