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Landscape animal players whose objects are frogs and species with their surname begin to be crowded as much as aquarium hobbyists.

People like to raise them to play because of their small size, beautiful colors, funny shapes and simple care conditions. They are easy to calculate, eat a variety of foods and are not as costly as other pet creatures.

Horn frog Achentina (Ceratopphrys ornate)

Argentine horn frogs live in tropical rainforests in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay are cultivated in these countries and are often called Pacman frogs. Their colors are beautiful, easy to raise. Their food is grasshoppers, crickets and mice.

Rainbow bull (Malagasy (Scaphiophryne gottlebei)

Rainbows are one of the preferred species in Madagascar frog world. In 2008 it was voted the rarest and most interesting amphibian species on the planet. Every year, thousands of animals are bought and sold as ornamental creatures.

Pacman albino (Ceratophrys cranwelli)

Pacman's albino yellow or orange backbones are also bred much. They are 8 to 13 cm long and weigh about 0.5 kg. As a nocturnal species, when sleeping wide open, must be kept in a humid environment, eating insects, mice and fry. Under 18 months of age, 2-3 new days for feeding once and then 10-14 days for feeding.

You are gorgeous (Litoria splendida)

He is gorgeous, the frog's close relative, lives on trees and is very popular among collectors. They live in Australia, up to 10.4cm in size. The skin is olive-colored to green, the belly is white, the sides and legs are pale yellow. A harmonious blend of nature.

Blue guy (Litoria caerulea)

Full body color fresh leaves, points of white spots, blue guy is one of the most cultured ornamental creatures in the world because they are " easy ", looking like a cartoon character. Their homeland is also Australia.

Take the zebra (Hyperolius viridiflavus)

Who liked the frogs that definitely loved this guy? Their shirts are a unique and beautiful pattern. Their homeland is Africa. They can turn individual males into males if they are male. A chemical they released commanded this transformation.

An American blue guy (Hyla cinerea)

The American blue guy is also very popular in the ornamental world. They lived in the garden, sometimes not understanding how they climbed the roof to catch insects to eat. This animal is always available at stores selling ornamental creatures because it is easy to take care of them. They need a large house, there are bark, gravel or paper on the floor.

Red-eyed (Agalychnis callidryas)

The red eyes protrude outward, the orange toes, the body is a combination of yellow, orange, blue and cyan, red-eyed clones are tree-based species, originating from South America, and undoubtedly, is the most beautiful member of the frog family. Most showy frogs are poisonous but red-eyeed. It only disguises the same kind of venomous kind to defend itself.

Red-eyed (2) (Litoria chloris)

This is another red-eye imitation, both beautiful and useful. The secretions from their skin are used to kill HIV virus without touching healthy T cells.

The same name as the replica on the ' homeland ' is different. If the species is in the 'countryside' of South America, this species is Australia 's " Aboriginal ". It is fresh green with yellow spots, pale yellow sides. Four legs on blue, under yellow or white. Dark green, purple or black thighs. Eyes in the middle of gold, around red.

Lemur clones (Phyllomedusa tomopterna)

This beautiful animal, the same shape as lemur (lemur) can be found in South American countries such as Peru, Sirinam, Venezuela, Brazil, Colombia, Equador, Guyana in France. The natural habitat of the lemur is a low, tropical, subtropical, moist forest, tropical swamp and intertwined freshwater ponds.

Oriental fire belly (Bombina orientalis)

The colorful but colorful oriental toad toad lives in Korea, China and Russia, and is bred to make ornamental creatures in the natural state on the ground and puddles. They are very attractive by their fresh green backs, black stripes, flanks and abdomen in orange-black skin. This toad is very poisonous. The poison is white like milk, secreted from the abdomen skin when toad gets angry or scared.

Toads are also often raised in the US, food is crickets, other insects and maggots.

Gold javelin clones (Atelopus zeteki)

Although the gold-clad frog is a frog family, it is considered the most powerful venom vertebrate in the world. People still feed them as ornamental creatures. They like the cup of fruit flies (fruit flies), worms, grasshoppers, insect larvae .

Japanese guy (Hyla japonica)

For example, a Japanese guy who lives in Japan, South Korea, Korea, and China is the famous ' character ' in the frog family, just because one of their representatives is on the first universe on Mir's spaceship. Russia when the reporter Toyohiro brought a child with him on his trip in December 1990.

Madagascan guy (Mantella madagascariensis)

For example, the Madagascar guy has a patchy yellow and black shirt, not only living in this island nation but also in the wet forests and rivers and streams of some tropical and subtropical areas.

American green clones (Cruziohyla calcarifer)

American green clones are unique because the eyes have two colors, gray and yellow. They have no mesh of eyes as their close relatives are Agalychnis. They live on large territories of Central America and the north of South America.

Spotted brown frog (Heterixalus alboguttatus)

In the frog family, perhaps the mottled brown frog is the most distinctive color. They live in low, humid forests in tropical and subtropical areas or wetlands or floods.

Poisonous clones (Oophaga granuliferus)

Big red eyes, multicolored skin mixed with red flags, gray white spots, nut shells from Costa Rica and Panama are undoubtedly the most beautiful clones. They also live in humid tropical and subtropical lowland forests. They are threatened with extinction by humans.

Frog frogs and cousins ​​are now a collection of ornamental creatures to play and in many countries there are frog frog farmers' associations to exchange and learn from each other's experiences.