Um umm take this bee toad i made
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Um umm take this bee toad i made

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trickery or treatery? >:3
Trickery, treatery... toadery? Here's your redbelly toad. You can also call him a bumblebee toad, he doesn't mind.
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New tank for heemm
Melanophryniscus stelzneri [considered by some to actually be Melanophryniscus klappenbachi], known in the pet industry as the bumblebee toad, is an exceptionally small true toad endemic to Argentina. Though an adult female might reach an inch and a half in length, males rarely exceed 3/4ths of an inch. Images by John Clare.
today is for climbing

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ステルツナーガエル 学名:Melanophryniscus stelzneri 分類:無尾目 ヒキガエル科 分布:アルゼンチン、ブラジル、パラグアイ、ウルグアイ
夏休み特別展示『いろんなカエルがいるよ!』(2012)
Bumbling bee
The bumblebee toad [Melanophryniscus stelzneri] is a very small species of toad endemic to Argentina. In the wild these toads have bright red feet and bellies which are used to deter predators; in captivity these colors tend to be reduced or absent. Images by Jessica Miller.