Dendrobates tinctorius 'Robertus' CO2 & Equipment Traps insects on sticky spoon

Traps insects on sticky spoon shaped leaves

They take refuge in deep burrows or crevices beneath rocks

Appearance: Visually resembles the normal/wild-type Kenyan Sand Boa

Pelodryas caerulea is a member of the family Pelodryadidae and is closely related to other tree frog species of Australia and New Guinea

and screws right into standard threaded sockets (no separate ballast required)

Dendrobates tinctorius 'Robertus' CO2 & Equipment Traps insects on sticky spoonRobertus are mostly blue, black, and yellow in color. The blue is typically a very dark, deep blue and always located on the legs and underbellies. Yellows tend to be isolated to the dorsal stripes and the sides.