Did you know?

Did you know there are around 8680 living species of amphibians and almost 90% of them are frogs?

Learn more about the amphibian world in our Frog Zone exhibit, which is home to some of the world’s most unusual and colourful species of frog. Our frog zone exhibit is home to some of the most exciting and unusual frog species in the world.

What is it?

What is in the exhibit?

From the Poison Dart Frog to the Phantasmal Poison Arrow Frog, these colourful creatures may look cute and harmless on the surface, but their rainbow colours and vibrant patterns actually serve as a warning to predators. These tiny frogs are highly poisonous and can be deadly for humans and other animals if they come into contact with them.

 

At Blue Planet Aquarium, you have the chance to get up close and personal with these fantastic little frogs (behind the safety of thick glass, of course!).

Education

What will I learn?

Learn about how they and thousands of other amphibian species have evolved and adapted over time to thrive in the environments they call home.

 

If you’re lucky, you may even get the chance to see the beginning of a new life cycle of frogs. Keep an eye out for frog spawn on the leaves of the plants in their tropical habitat!

Conservation

Sadly, many amphibians, including the Golden Dart Frog, are considered some of the most critically endangered species in the world. This is due to the destruction of their rainforest habitats and the spread of diseases which are fatal to these frogs. UK amphibians are also sadly on the decline due to the disappearance of ponds and wetlands across the country.

 

At Blue Planet Aquarium, we’re committed to conservation and have an extensive and successful breeding programme taking place on-site.

Select an animal
  • Poison Dart Frog
  • Caiman Crocodiles
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Poison Dart Frog

One of the most colourful animals on the planet, poison dart frogs are a real rainbow of shades, hues and tints. And though these little guys look cute, don’t take them for granted – they’re called poison dart frogs for a reason: they’re among the world’s most toxic animals! Poison dart frogs are a unique bunch among the frog family, and we’ll learn all about them below.

Did you know?

Did you know there are around 8680 living species of amphibians and almost 90% of them are frogs?

Current Water Temp

26

Water Type

Fresh Water

Climate / Biome

Tropical Rainforest

In This Exhibit

15 species | 80 animals

Where are we?

All over the World!