32 oz tall deli cup and fabric lid
Fabric lid allow for the perfect amount of airflow allowing your cultures to grow
Great for culturing your fruit flies or other feeder insects to feed your pet reptiles and amphibians
1-Pack (1 Cups and 1 Vented Fabric Lid)
Works great with all types of fruit fly media and fruit fly food
Perfect for Hydei, Melanogaster, Turkish Gliders, Wax Worms, and a variety of other feeder insects
32 oz tall deli cups and fabric lids
Fabric lids allow for the perfect amount of airflow allowing your cultures to grow
Great for culturing your fruit flies or other feeder insects to feed your pet reptiles and amphibians
12-Pack (12 Cups and 12 Vented Fabric Lids)
Works great with all types of fruit fly media and fruit fly food
Perfect for Hydei, Melanogaster, Turkish Gliders, Wax Worms, and a variety of other feeder insects
Finn’s Frog Farm ABG mix is made with the same ingredients formulated by the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Our ABG mix is the ideal substrate media when building your tropical terrarium or vivarium. This mix retains moisture helping to maintain humidity. Your bioactive clean-up crew of isopods and springtails will do great in our ABG mix. ABG needs to be moistened before it is used in a terrarium or vivarium. Mix water into the substrate mix until it is evenly dampened. Our ABG Substrate should be used on top of a substrate barrier placed over a drainage layer to prevent the ABG substrate mix from becoming too saturated with water.
GTIN: 00860011483649
Other Names (How it Got Its Names)
Adelphobates galactonotus ‘Red’
Red Galac
Characteristics
Adelphobates galactonotus ‘Red’ are great communal frogs
Recommended Vivarium Size
Minimum: 18” x 18” x 18” (20-gallon tall) for a pair.
Ideal: 36” x 18” x 18” (40-gallon breeder or larger) for groups, allowing vertical and horizontal climbing space.
Must include live plants, leaf litter, and hiding spots.
Temperature
Daytime: 72–78°F (22–25°C).
Nighttime: 68–72°F (20–22°C).
Avoid prolonged exposure above 80°F, as this can cause stress or death.
Humidity
70–90% range, maintained with daily misting or automated misting system.
High humidity is critical, but ensure adequate ventilation to prevent stagnant air.
Size of Frog
Adults typically reach 1.25–1.5 inches (3–4 cm).
Life Span
8–12 years in captivity with proper care.
Feeding
Primary diet: flightless fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster and D. hydei).
Supplement with springtails, isopods, and pinhead crickets for variety.
Dust feeders with calcium and multivitamins 2–3 times per week.
Color/Pattern
Black bodies, legs, and feet
Red on the back and on top of the legs
Social Behavior
Generally best kept in pairs or small groups of the same morph.
Can be territorial, especially males during breeding season.
Provide ample space and visual barriers to reduce aggression.
How to Determine Sex
Males: usually smaller, slimmer, and develop visible toe pads for calling. They also emit soft trills or buzz-like calls.
Females: larger, rounder body shape, especially when carrying eggs.
How to Breed
Condition frogs with abundant food and stable environmental conditions.
Provide a horizontal laying surface (film canisters, petri dishes, or broad leaves).
Males will call to attract females.
Eggs are deposited on smooth, moist surfaces and typically hatch into tadpoles within 10–14 days.
Tadpoles must be removed and raised separately in aquatic setups until metamorphosis.
Aspen Bedding – Natural, Clean, and Comfortable
Create a clean and comfortable habitat with our Premium Aspen Bedding, a natural substrate ideal for reptiles, small animals, and invertebrates. Made from 100% natural aspen wood, this bedding provides a soft, absorbent layer that helps keep enclosures dry while supporting natural burrowing behaviors.
Aspen bedding is a popular choice for many keepers because it’s low in dust, odor-absorbing, and free from aromatic oils commonly found in other wood substrates. This makes it a safer and more comfortable option for animals such as snakes, rodents, and other small pets.
The lightweight, fluffy texture allows animals to easily dig, tunnel, and nest, creating a more enriching and natural environment. It’s also simple to spot-clean and replace, making enclosure maintenance quick and easy.
Features:
100% natural aspen wood
Low-dust formula for cleaner habitats
Excellent absorbency helps control odor and moisture
Supports natural burrowing and nesting behaviors
Aromatic oil–free, making it safer for sensitive animals
Easy to spot clean and maintain
Perfect for reptile enclosures, small animal habitats, and breeding setups, Premium Aspen Bedding helps provide a fresh, natural environment your animals will thrive in. 🌿🐍
Other Names (How it Got Its Names)
Common names: White’s Tree Frog, Australian Green Tree Frog, Dumpy Tree Frog.
Named after John White, the surgeon general who first described the species.
Nicknamed “dumpy” due to their chunky body shape and folds of skin.
Characteristics
Hardy, calm-tempered, and one of the most common pet tree frogs.
Known for being docile, often tolerating gentle handling better than most frogs.
Famous for its “smiling” expression and large golden eyes.
Recommended Vivarium Size
Minimum: 18” x 18” x 24” for 1–2 adults.
Larger enclosures (36” tall or more) are recommended for groups.
Provide climbing branches, large leaves, and horizontal perches.
Temperature
Daytime: 75–85°F (24–29°C).
Nighttime: 65–72°F (18–22°C).
Can tolerate warmer temperatures briefly, but provide cooler retreats.
Humidity
50–70% average, with regular misting.
Requires good ventilation to prevent bacterial/fungal skin issues.
Size of Frog
Adults: 3–4.5 inches (7.5–11 cm).
Females larger and bulkier than males.
Life Span
12–15 years in captivity, sometimes longer with excellent care.
Feeding
Diet: crickets, roaches, moths, and other appropriately sized insects.
Adults can occasionally take pinkie mice or feeder fish, but insects should be the staple diet.
Feed 3–4 times per week; dust prey with calcium and vitamins.
Color/Pattern
Normal form is bright to dark green, sometimes turquoise or blue-green.
Some individuals show white or golden spots along the back and sides.
Pale underbelly; skin texture is smooth but slightly waxy.
Social Behavior
Can be housed singly, in pairs, or in groups with adequate space.
Generally docile toward cage-mates.
Known to be vocal — males produce a loud, distinctive croak at night.
How to Determine Sex
Males: smaller, develop dark nuptial pads on thumbs, and call loudly.
Females: larger, rounder body.
Sexing juveniles is difficult until maturity.
How to Breed
Stimulate breeding with a rain chamber setup (heavy misting, water depth, and warmer temps).
Males call loudly to attract females.
Eggs are laid in water, usually attached to vegetation in clusters.
Tadpoles are aquatic and can metamorphose in 6–8 weeks depending on diet and conditions.
🐸 The Australian White’s Tree Frog is considered one of the best beginner tree frogs due to its hardiness, docile nature, and long lifespan.
Other Names (How it Got Its Names)
Common names: White’s Tree Frog, Australian Green Tree Frog, Dumpy Tree Frog.
Named after John White, the surgeon general who first described the species.
Nicknamed “dumpy” due to their chunky body shape and folds of skin.
Characteristics
Hardy, calm-tempered, and one of the most common pet tree frogs.
Known for being docile, often tolerating gentle handling better than most frogs.
Famous for its “smiling” expression and large golden eyes.
Recommended Vivarium Size
Minimum: 18” x 18” x 24” for 1–2 adults.
Larger enclosures (36” tall or more) are recommended for groups.
Provide climbing branches, large leaves, and horizontal perches.
Temperature
Daytime: 75–85°F (24–29°C).
Nighttime: 65–72°F (18–22°C).
Can tolerate warmer temperatures briefly, but provide cooler retreats.
Humidity
50–70% average, with regular misting.
Requires good ventilation to prevent bacterial/fungal skin issues.
Size of Frog
Adults: 3–4.5 inches (7.5–11 cm).
Females larger and bulkier than males.
Life Span
12–15 years in captivity, sometimes longer with excellent care.
Feeding
Diet: crickets, roaches, moths, and other appropriately sized insects.
Adults can occasionally take pinkie mice or feeder fish, but insects should be the staple diet.
Feed 3–4 times per week; dust prey with calcium and vitamins.
Color/Pattern
Normal form is bright to dark green, sometimes turquoise or blue-green.
Some individuals show white or golden spots along the back and sides.
Pale underbelly; skin texture is smooth but slightly waxy.
Social Behavior
Can be housed singly, in pairs, or in groups with adequate space.
Generally docile toward cage-mates.
Known to be vocal — males produce a loud, distinctive croak at night.
How to Determine Sex
Males: smaller, develop dark nuptial pads on thumbs, and call loudly.
Females: larger, rounder body.
Sexing juveniles is difficult until maturity.
How to Breed
Stimulate breeding with a rain chamber setup (heavy misting, water depth, and warmer temps).
Males call loudly to attract females.
Eggs are laid in water, usually attached to vegetation in clusters.
Tadpoles are aquatic and can metamorphose in 6–8 weeks depending on diet and conditions.
🐸 The Australian White’s Tree Frog is considered one of the best beginner tree frogs due to its hardiness, docile nature, and long lifespan.
Species: Soleirolia soleirolii
Other Names: Baby's Tears, Angel's Tears, Corsican Carpet, Irish Moss, Japanese Moss, Paddys Wig, Mind-Your-Own-Business
Native to: Mediterranean
Temperature preferences: 60 to 75 degrees F, High humidity
Water preferences: Consistently moist, not waterlogged
Terrestrial or Epiphytic: Terrestrial
General Information and Care: Baby's Tears is a low growing evergreen. It thrives in bright, indirect light and consistently moist with well-draining soil.
To propagate remove plant by the roots, carefully separate the roots and plants into a new plant.
Highlights:
Full coverage
Slow growing and spreading
Great for ground cover
Terrestrial
Shipped Size: A separation with established roots.
11oz
Height, in
3.78
Diameter, in
3.19
Diameter (with handle), in
4.72
Warm your soul with your favorite drink out of this black ceramic mug. It’s BPA and lead-free, microwave and dishwasher-safe, and made of black durable ceramic and can hold 11-ounce. The high-quality sublimation printing makes this black ceramic mug the perfect gift for your true coffee, tea, or hot chocolate lover.
.: Material: 100% ceramic with a glossy finish.: C-shaped easy-grip handle.: Microwave and dishwasher safe.: Lead and BPA-free.: Blank product sourced from China
Ready to create the perfect home for one of nature's most fascinating little predators? In this hands-on class, you'll learn everything you need to know to build a beautiful, functional bioactive habitat for a jumping spider.
Jim will guide you step-by-step through the habitat-building process, sharing tips on enclosure design, substrate, décor placement, humidity, and creating an enriching environment that promotes your spider's health and natural behaviors.
Each participant will have the opportunity to customize their habitat by choosing from a variety of natural and unique materials, including:
Live plants
Cork bark
Mosses and natural accents
Exclusive 3D-printed décor
Additional habitat accessories
Best of all, you'll leave with your completed bioactive habitat and your very own jumping spider to make it home! Whether you're brand new to the hobby or looking to expand your collection, this class is a fun, educational experience that will give you the confidence to care for these incredible animals.
Age: Adults (18+)
Date: Sunday, August 30, 2026
Time: 1-2:30 p.m.
Cost: $99
Calling all young reptile lovers! In this fun, hands-on craft class, kids ages 8–12 will build their very own miniature bearded dragon habitat using colorful 3D-printed pieces and creative accessories.
Participants will assemble a habitat, decorate it with fun habitat elements, and a 3D-printed bearded dragon to call it home. Along the way, they'll learn a few fun facts about bearded dragons and what makes a great habitat for these amazing reptiles. Every child will leave with a completed habitat to proudly display at home.
Age: 8-12 years
Date:
Time: 1-2:00 p.m.
Cost: $30
Experience the amazing transformation of a dart frog from tadpole to froglet in this fun, hands-on class! Whether you're new to dart frogs or looking to build your confidence, you'll learn everything you need to successfully raise a healthy tadpole through metamorphosis.
During the class, our presenters will demonstrate how to build a simple temporary grow-out container and cover the essentials of tadpole care, including water quality and water changes, feeding schedules and proper portions, the dart frog life cycle, and the signs to watch for as your tadpole develops. You'll also learn what to expect during metamorphosis and how to prepare for the transition to a terrestrial habitat.
Each participant will receive:
One captive-bred dart frog tadpole
Tadpole food
Instructions for ongoing care
Leave with the knowledge, confidence, and supplies to watch one of nature's most incredible transformations unfold right at home!
Age: 10 & up (anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Date:
Time: 1-2:30 p.m.
Cost: $40
