Blue Poison Dart Frog
Blue Poison Dart Frog (Dendrobates Tinctorius)
Other Names: Dyeing blue poison dart, blue poison arrow frog
There are many “morphs” or variations of color on these frogs. Below are just a few examples of what some of this species look like. Many people think a lot of these morphs are totally different species. The D. Tinctorius is one of the largest species of poison dart’s and they are clearly among the most colorful.
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