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 Hello! Welcome to Frogs and Food.
 
 
 
We are frog and amphibian enthusiasts based near Prescot, Merseyside.
We provide many speciality livefoods, plants for vivaria and surplus froglets from our breeding amphibians (predominantly dart frogs).
 


 
 
 
 
 
 


 

 


 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 













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06/09/15 - New Plants added plus Doncaster IHS show

posted 7 Sept 2015, 07:14 by Michael Jones   [ updated 7 Sept 2015, 07:26 ]


We've added a large number of plants to our listings today. We propagate these plants ourselves and so numbers of some, particularly slow growing species, will be limited. We are ever expanding our plant species so get in touch if you require any particular species.

We will be taking a variety of plants, as well as our usual livefoods, to the IHS Breeders Meeting on 20th September at Doncaster Racecourse - at present we will be on the room on the 1st floor (most tables are on the ground floor) so come and say hi!


For directions and details of the event please visit the IHS website:
 

30/06/14 - Stock List updated

posted 30 Jun 2014, 06:39 by Michael Jones   [ updated 7 Sept 2015, 07:17 ]

Amphibian and Livefood stock list updated.
We will be stocking a number of new species over the next few weeks.
 
Are you a pet/exotics shop? Ask for our Trade List!

IHS Doncaster Show - Sunday 23rd June @ Doncaster Racecourse

posted 19 Jun 2013, 11:37 by Michael Jones   [ updated 7 Sept 2015, 07:18 ]

Once again we are pleased to be attending the IHS National Breeders Meeting at Donaster Racecouse on Sunday 23rd June 2013.

We hope to see you there! We shall be taking a wide range of livefoods, plants and some other culrture materials.
 
For directions and details of the event please visit the IHS website:
 
 

IHS Doncaster Show 17th June 2012

posted 1 Jun 2012, 06:26 by Michael Jones   [ updated 7 Sept 2015, 07:19 ]

Once again we are pleased to be attending the IHS National Breeders Meeting at The Dome in Doncaster on Sunday 17th June 2012.

We hope to see you there! We shall be taking a wide range of livefoods, plants and some other culrture materials.
 
For directions and details of the event please visit the IHS website:
 
 
Also please check out our updated frog list, including our first batch of grown on Ranitomeya imitator "Chazuta" froglets:
 
 These are a very pretty thumbnail dart species from the Ranitomeya group. They are non obligate egg feeders meaning they can be raised outside the adult vivarium or the adults can raise the tadpoles themsleves if provided with tadpole deposition sites (bromeliad axes, film cannisters etc).
 
They will thrive in heavily planted vivaria with climbers and their favoured bromeliads.
 
Email us for availability
 
 
 
 
 

13/04/12 - New Species added!

posted 13 Apr 2012, 05:55 by Michael Jones   [ updated 7 Sept 2015, 07:18 ]

Check out our amphibian and livefood pages for details of new species!

23/04/2011 - New Livefoods Arriving Soon!

posted 23 Apr 2011, 11:36 by Michael Jones   [ updated 7 Sept 2015, 07:18 ]

We will soon be stocking a number of more hard to come by livefood species:
      • Orange morph common rough woodlice (Porcelio scaber orange)
      • Temperate blue springtails (Podura sp.) -  a tiny species, up to 1.5mm species, easily raised at room temperature and  ideal for newly morphed thumbnail froglets
      • Small white tropical springtails (Unknown sp.) - a tropical species smaller than Seira sp. but just as productive
      • Pea aphids (Acyrthosiphon pisum) - a pest to many vegetable gardeners but readily taken by smaller amphibians!

We'll announce when these feeder species are ready for sale!

24/01/11 - More Phantasmal Dart Frogs available soon!

posted 24 Jan 2011, 08:41 by Michael Jones   [ updated 2 Aug 2018, 10:51 ]

We are pleased to announce we shall soon have more epipedobates anthonyi froglets available for sale.
The lowland phantasmal dart frog is one of the easiest dart frogs to keep, being bold, hardy and voracious feeders.
 
As well as froglets we do have eggs and tadpoles of this species available.
 
Please email info@frogsandfood.co.uk for details! 

5/11/10 New Culture Species Available

posted 4 Nov 2010, 18:11 by Michael Jones   [ updated 7 Sept 2015, 07:19 ]

We are pleased to announce that we can now offer two more feeder species on our livefoods list.
 
Vinegar eels (Turbatrix aceti) are non-parasitic nematodes up to 2mm long that are a great starter food for obligate live feeders such as some fish fry, caudate larvae and other amphibian larvae such as Afican Dwarf Frogs (Hymenochirus) - £2 per starter culture (plus p&p)
 
White Worms (Enchyrtraeus albidus) are a non-parasitic worm species that grows from 1 to 3cm and are an excellent food for advanced hyenochirus and caudate larvae, newly morphed  and adult amphibians as well as fish such as discus. Easily cultured on a soil/peat based mixture - £3 per starter culture (plus p&p)
 
Caresheets are available for these species and all others we offer here

21/10/10 Limited Stock on some Livefoods

posted 21 Oct 2010, 07:30 by Michael Jones   [ updated 21 Oct 2010, 11:26 ]

Due to an increase in orders we are running low on a number of our livefoods.                     
We are in the process of increasing our stock so we should soon be able to supply all our species without any problems very soon.
We will soon also be offering the following species for sale as cultures:
       Lesser Waxmoth cultures (Achroae grisella)
                            Greater Waxmoth cultures (Galleria mellonella)
                            Dwarf Tropical Woodlice cultures (Trichorhina tomentosa)
                            Vinegar Eel cultures (Turbatrix aceti)
                     

18/10/10 - Welcome!

posted 18 Oct 2010, 11:22 by Michael Jones   [ updated 18 Oct 2010, 14:35 ]

Welcome to Frogs and Food!
From time to time we will announce addition of new livestock species and livefood cultures here, as well as keep you up to date with news relating to the site.

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