(Dendrobates azureus)
These poison dart frogs will reach a maximum of 5cm in length and weigh only 5g. They are bright blue in colour with black patches on their back. Their legs and the sides of their face have no black patches and are usually a darker blue than the rest of the frog. Females are usually larger than males.
Blue and black poison dart frogs are found in southern Suriname and Northern Brazil in small, isolated areas. Their habitat consists of savannahs, creeks and primary tropical forests.
Blue and black poison dart frogs are insectivores meaning they feed on invertebrates. In the wild these frogs would feed on caterpillars, ants, termites, flies and occasionally spiders.
These frogs could live for up to 10 years.
Not evaluated.
Blue and black poison dart frogs are found in only a few areas in Suriname and
Northern Brazil, so they weren’t discovered until 1969
These frogs are not poisonous when bred in captivity. Scientists believe they get their poison from their diet which, in the wild, would include termites, ants and centipedes.
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