Orange Terribilis Dart Frog (Phyllobates terribilis) – High-Visibility Powerhouse Champion

Inject pure, high-octane color into your bioactive arena with the Orange Terribilis Dart Frog (Phyllobates terribilis 'Orange'). As a premier locale of the largest dart frog species on the planet, this animal is built for maximum fan engagement. It features an intensely saturated, solid coat of electric orange or deep fire-gold that covers its entire robust frame. It is a high-visibility showstopper that instantly commands the focus of any tropical display.

The Orange Terribilis brings an aggressively bold ground game to your enclosure. These titans are totally fearless, choosing to spend their days patrolling the foreground rather than retreating into the hardscape shadows. Because they have a massive metabolism and a highly inquisitive nature, they are intensely active during feeding time. They are also incredibly peaceable, making them an excellent choice for keeping a synchronized group of bright orange powerhouses together.

The Performance Stats:

• Electric Saturated Hue: Solid, high-gloss orange or deep gold coloration that creates a massive, unforgettable contrast against green foliage.
• Unrivaled Apex Boldness: Entirely fearless behavior ensures they stay out in the spotlight for maximum viewing enjoyment.
• Elite Group Dynamics: Exceptionally social and non-aggressive, thriving when grouped together as a cohesive community roster.

Important Product Note: Because live animals feature entirely unique, organic patterning, your frog's exact color splitting and leg spots will vary slightly from the stock images shown. Adult tinctorius can become highly territorial; we recommend housing them as single pairs. In alignment with responsible husbandry, do not mix different locales or morphs of dart frogs within the same enclosure.

The Playbook (Specifications)

• Classification: Phyllobates terribilis ("Orange" Locale)
• Life Stage / Age: Healthy, well-started juveniles (Unsexed)
• Average Mature Size: 1.75" to 2.25" Inches
• Dietary Requirements: Large appetite. Needs a high volume of flightless fruit flies (Drosophila hydei or melanogaster), micro-crickets, and springtails dusted with premium vitamins.
• Environmental Sweet Spot: Terrestrial focus. Requires tropical temperatures of 70°F–78°F (21°C–25°C) and consistent, high humidity levels of 70%–90%.