The British Dendrobatid Group
Survey of Captive Species
The Minyobates and
Phyllobates sections.
This is your opportunity to take part in a
world-wide survey which will hopefully indicate the health of captive
populations of Dendrobatid frogs. The data you provide is sent to me
completely anonymously. Only the data you provide on the form reaches me
via the BDG Website when you click the [Submit] button at the bottom of the
form. Other data, like the country in which you live, would be extremely useful but
not essential. Depending on the success of this survey, a similar one is
planned for Mantella species.
Please be patient, and work through the survey carefully.
As the data arrives to me, it will be published on this Website as soon as possible.
Simply click those boxes which apply to you and
leave the others empty.
Some require some input from you. For example, D. tinctorius gives
you the opportunity to tell me which of the many subspecies you are keeping.
Lastly, this list was created using the best data I have to hand. If you know of any significant changes that have been made to this taxonomy, then please let me know. There is a box at the bottom of the form, or email me now.
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abditus Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
altobueyensis Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
bombetes Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
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fulguritus Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
minutus Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
opisthomelas Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
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steyermarki Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
viridis Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
virolinensis Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
Phyllobates species:
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aurotenia Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
bicolor Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
lugubris Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
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terribilis Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
vittatus Male Female Unknown Breeding? |
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Please tell us about other amphibian species you keep
and any information about them (sexes, breeding etc.):
Please tell us which country you live in:
Is there anything missing (species, other data) that you think should be here?
Please tell me:
Thank you for taking part in the
Minyobates and Phyllobates sections of
the
British Dendrobatid Group
survey
of captive species.
Details of what you have sent should appear
on your screen after you click the [Submit] button.