UNBELIEVABLE! FROM TADPOLES TO FROGS (Dendrobates tinctorius)

In today's video we'll be looking at the incredible metamorphosis of my poison dart frog tadpoles (Dendrobates tinctorius azureus) into froglets! We'll also be rehousing them into a growout bin!
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[torquess]

Whoa, the amount of bins you have in the background reeeaaally intimidate me, then I saw you had a greenhouse/garden too... my lord! I assume this is full time?! A bloody dream if you can do this full time, but to have to work, THEN take proper care of all those critters?! No way!

[olliethetrolli]

You need way more views and like your content is amazing and your just an all around wholesome guy I have been waiting for an update for a while epic

[peggysnail]

Those are so cute! I’ve done zero dart frog research but I can see myself getting some eventually. I LOVED building my crested gecko’s vivarium but know way more about different plants now so I would really have fun designing one for far frogs. Especially since they’re lighter and less clumsy than geckos! I could use more delicate plants.

[aphiliarachno]

Yes, they're cute. Great that the little tadpoles made it. Please show us how they eat later.

[TheBlubunni]

That's awesome you raised them up from tadpoles. They are beautiful. Well done 🙂🐸💕

[Itsrickyonfire]

how do you not have more views?? Your doing some amazing stuff on your channel.

[michaelrodgers]

Love this I have some phantasmal darts and will have some dendrobates tinctorius citronella on order, really helpful

[olliethetrolli]

I have two Dendrobates tinctorius azureus there so was one I got them as froglets and raised them and watched them grow they are massive now and I know one is a female and I’m 80 percent sure the other is a male so I’m so excited to breed them if they are a pair it seems so cool I also want some golden poison dart frogs as my next species I’m also getting mounting geckos soon which I’m so excited for

[JamarHotep]

Thank you so much love! I wanted so much to understand these types of habitats for dart frogs!

[slidezz]

You made them a wonderful living space. Very encouraging. Thanks.

[Cgraseck]

Good job! I used to breed D. lucomelas. I had them in a fairly large enclosure and was able to let the tadpoles morph out with their parents. Somehow they managed to not get eaten by the Nepenthes!
Cheers,
Chris

[Lougallops]

This was just flipping awesome Dion!! Way Cool and very informative. Congratulations on your beautiful froglets 💙💙

[arpadungvari]

I raied up 5 same speciel frog like yours from tadpoles to adult frogs, I used ( and useing today too) rain water to change they some of they water. I keep them a 11l aquarium (not fully filled) and keep them together from the begining. They are so intresting, dayly active and decorative creatures. I so love to wacth them all day...

[e.]

So this popped up in my recommended....

And I look at the channel.I then wonder—

WHY DOESN’T THIS GUY HAVE MORE SUBSCRIBERS?!

[beautyforashes]

Such pretty little jewels, they're gorgeous.

[amyjudy]

They're so cute!! Congratulations on raising them up! I'm preparing and planning to get d. tinctorius frogs in the upcoming year. My favorite localities are Robertus and Koetari River, and I keep going back and forth on which one I want more. It's tough, they're both so beautiful and quite different from one another.

[teeniefaerie]

that greyish color morph is so fascinating, ive never seen that before! what a unique boy! im interested in what color the babies will turn out to be

[acadiaterritory]

This was really enjoyable. I currently have some tads now from my Phyllobates Vittatus and Ranitomeya variabilis “Borja Ridge”. I love your grow out set ups. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[jordanhernandez]

This video was great I am getting my first dart frogs this week I am gettind dendrobates tinturius 'powder blue" and dendrobates tinturius azureus

[widdiful]

Your content is genuinely amazing! I teach high school science and I currently have two crested geckos and a veiled chameleon in class. While school is hybrid right now, I know that my students find them super interesting. Your elaborate terrarium designs and care videos make me envious of your talent. I wish I had found these videos in the fall - it would be so neat to design a terrarium with my freshman biology students and design a tank with a cleanup crew, soil, real plants, etc. I'd be interested in hearing your take on that if I were to discuss nutrient cycling with my kids!