Phyllobates terribilis "Yellow" Sex:Male Eggs may appear regularly even

Eggs may appear regularly even in single-animal enclosures

Compared to other subspecies like P

Temperature and Humidity:Ambient daytime: 80 to 88°F (27 to 31°C)Basking area: 95 to 100°F (35 to 38°C)Night temperature: 65 to 72°F (18 to 22°C)Humidity: Low overall

combining terrestrial ambush behaviour and physical traits of both parents

They are best appreciated visually rather than handled

Phyllobates terribilis "Yellow" Sex:Male Eggs may appear regularly evenPhyllobates terribilis 'Yellow' are not very variable, and most individuals are virtually identical to each other. When young, yellow terribilis come out of the water as a mostly black frog with a small 'U' of colour on the dorsum. As they age, this 'U' spreads and eventually covers 95% or more of the frog's body, with a bit of black remaining around the nostrils mouth and toes.