This frog is typical of the most common morph in Panama, and is a very attractive frog, but can be shy. Banding of green is narrower and in a different pattern than the Costa Rican Green and Blacks, and the areas of black are more of a dark brown. Photo by Deep Green Photography
| Synonyms | Locality |
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| More general terms are often used for this frog, primarily "green and blacks". | Panama | |
| Temps | Humidity | Terrarium Preferences |
| Upper seventies to low eighties | High | Terrestrial frogs, but will climb. |
| Size | Visibility in the tank | Groups of these compatible |
| Up to about 1.5 inches | Fairly shy | Yes, do well in groups as long as they are not overcrowded. Keep up to two to a ten gallon, three to four to a twenty tall or five or six to a forty gallon tank. |
| Experience Level | Compatible with other species? | |
| Beginner | Yes, should be okay with other species if not crowded. Please don't mix different forms of auratus! | |
| Breeding | Status in Hobby | |
| While best results will probably be achieved in pairs, this frog often can be bred very well in groups. Using a group setting to sex them is also helpful. Set up a group, and allow them to pair off with each other. Separate pairs if desired, or if breeding is not successful. | Stable and common. | |
| Our Availability | Links for this frog | |
| Regularly available. |
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