Amazon Milk Frog by photosynthesis
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Description
Taken at The Oakland Zoo.
The Amazon milk frog spends its entire life cycle in the tropical rainforest canopy. During breeding season, males stake out water-filled tree holes and call for mates. About 2,000 eggs are laid in the water as a result of a successful mating, which hatch into tadpoles by the next day. It feeds on insects & spiders. Life expectancy is up to 25 years. It's named for the milky white, poisonous secretion it produces to deter predators.
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Comments (5)
What a long life!
and I thought you bought him at Amazon lol very interesting looking frag ive never seen 😃
25 years? Wow. That's pretty incredible! The frog is fascinating to see, and the attendant information is interesting. I like this a lot!
Wonderful photo and great information
Great photo of this little guy. I would have never thought they lived that long.