Regina Tinctorius Dart Frogs (Dendrobates tinctorious) For Sale
The "Giant Orange" morph of D. tinctorius is, along with the French Guiana Dwarf cobalt, and the yellow back form, one of the original forms of tinctorius to be kept in the hobby, first in Europe and then in the United States in the late eighties and early nineties.. Regina . The Regina form is characterized by lots of yellow. Depending.
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Description. Additional information. WE HAVE REGINA TINCTORIUS DART FROGS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS: Dendrobates tinctorious. Captive Bred. Approximately .5 Inch In Length. Adults Will Average In Sizes Around 1-1.5 Inches In Length From Front To Back. Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Pinhead Crickets And Fruit Flies.
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There is significant evidence to suggest that 'Giant Orange' and 'Regina' tincs are one and the same morph. Recommended Vivarium Size: A 10 gallon aquarium is suitable for a single Dendrobates tinctorius 'Giant Orange' , but Josh's Frogs recommends a 20H or 18x18x18 Vivarium for 1-3 frogs.
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First up, some pics of my d. tinctorius Regina as I have had these the longest (well the female anyway, the male is more recent as I lost my original males):- Bit clearer one of my female:- and my male:- Next came our 3 Leucs:- They've grown a bit since those were taken. Then.
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One of my D. tinctorius "Regina" during feeding time, chasing fruit flies
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#1 · Feb 1, 2009.especially the Sipaliwini ones I'm looking for a little clarification on the subject because I'm almost certainly getting a tinctorius morph for my first darts (hopefully a pair or 2.1 trio).
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Dendrobates Tinctorius 'Regina' Tadpoles SKU: TNC-RGN-TDP $ 29.99 Sold By: Houston Frogs Status: Out of stock Our tadpoles all come with our Gold Standard Guarantee as well as our Live Arrival Guarantee. Buy 4 or more tadpoles and receive our standard tadpole kit for Free. 1 Free kit per 4 tadpoles.
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Feeding Most tinctorius froglets will eat D. melanogaster flies, and will quickly become large enough for D. hydei as they age towards maturity. Ideally, we suggest offering however many flies a frog will eat in 15-30 minutes or so. The appropriate amount will range heavily depending on the age/size of a frog.
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Dendrobates tinctorius. ( Schneider, 1799) Dendrobates tinctorius (or Dyeing Dart frog) is a species of poison dart frog, the type species of the genus Dendrobates. It is the largest species, reaching lengths of 50 mm. This species is distributed throughout the eastern portion of the Guiana Shield, including parts of Guyana, Suriname, Brazil.
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D.tinc. 'Alanis' (Bild: Ruud Schouten) ‚Alanis' mittelgrosser Morph mit einer KRL von 45-50 mm Alanis wurden erstmals 1999 in die USA exportiert und kurz später auch nach Europa. Er ist benannt nach einer Tochter des Exporteurs Vincent Leckie. Alanis besitzt ein recht grosses Verbreitungsgebiet.
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#1 · Jan 31, 2022 I'm sifting through a lot of old information and I'm curious if there's anyone with more info about the lineage of and/or accidental crossbreeding between tinctorius "Regina," "Giant Orange," and other locales? Are they effectively the same in the hobby in the US now?
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D. tinctorius "Regina" These beautiful forms of tinctorius are from French Guiana, and original specimens were apparently collected near a town called Regina. Regina is located on the Approuage River, not far from the coast.
Dendrobates tinctorius 'Regina' colour Dendroboard
D. tinctorius and azureus are the most competitive and territorial of all the larger frogs, and it is practically impossible to raise three or four of these frogs together with out one or more frogs doing poorly.
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The "Giant Orange" morph of D. tinctorius is, along with the French Guiana Dwarf cobalt, and the yellow back form, one of the original forms of tinctorius to be kept in the hobby, first in Europe and then in the United States in the late eighties and early nineties. However it has never been a common frog, and remains fairly rare today.
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Dendrobates tinctorius is one of the most variably colored and patterned of all poison dart frogs, with more than 30 recognized variants or morphs. Each main variant or morph is unique to a locality or region, although there is also a level of individual variation in each.
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However, the forest habitat of D. tinctorius is rather humid and warm with temperatures ranging from 22 to 27 degrees Celsius during the day to 20 degrees Celsius at night. Dendrobates tinctorius prefers a dark, moist environment, living only near small streams among moss-covered rocks. It typically remains on the ground, but has been found in.
