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Every reptile, amphibian, arachnid and isopod species with recorded captive observations, grouped by kind and family. Find the animal you keep, then check it against our shipping policy in one click.
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The catalogue helps you find and name animals. Eligibility depends on species policy, carrier contracts, your route, date and weather, and is checked for every shipment. Fields we haven't reviewed are unknown, never assumed safe.

Amphibians

1,028 species

Amphibians: species catalogue results, page 2
SpeciesCategoryFamilySpecies policyCaptive recordsActions
Iberian Ribbed NewtPleurodeles waltl
Salamanders & newtsSalamandridaeClass default: allowed115Check shipping →
Spotted SalamanderAmbystoma maculatum
Salamanders & newtsAmbystomatidaeClass default: allowed108Check shipping →
Lorestan NewtNeurergus kaiseri
Salamanders & newtsSalamandridaeClass default: allowed106Check shipping →
Vietnamese Mossy FrogTheloderma corticale
Tree frogsRhacophoridaeClass default: allowed106Check shipping →
Northern Leopard FrogLithobates pipiens
Other frogs & toadsRanidaeClass default: allowed104Check shipping →
Splendid Tree FrogPelodryas splendida
Tree frogsPelodryadidaeClass default: allowed103Check shipping →
Golden MantellaMantella aurantiaca
Other frogs & toadsMantellidaeClass default: allowed94Check shipping →
European ToadBufo bufo
Other frogs & toadsBufonidaeClass default: allowed93Check shipping →
Pacific chorus frogPseudacris regilla
Tree frogsHylidaeClass default: allowed90Check shipping →
Cuban Tree FrogOsteopilus septentrionalis
Tree frogsHylidaeClass default: allowed87Check shipping →
East Asian BullfrogHoplobatrachus chinensis
Other frogs & toadsDicroglossidaeClass default: allowed86Check shipping →
Western ToadAnaxyrus boreas
Other frogs & toadsBufonidaeClass default: allowed85Check shipping →
European Common FrogRana temporaria

Photo CC BY-SA: (c) Jörg Hempel, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA)

Other frogs & toadsRanidaeClass default: allowed84Check shipping →
Golfo Dulce Poison Dart FrogPhyllobates vittatus
Poison dart frogsDendrobatidaeClass default: allowed83Check shipping →
Rubber EelTyphlonectes natans
CaeciliansTyphlonectidaeClass default: allowed79Check shipping →
Ljubljanica’s olmProteus xanthostictus
Salamanders & newtsProteidaeClass default: allowed78Check shipping →
Sambava Tomato FrogDyscophus guineti
Other frogs & toadsMicrohylidaeClass default: allowed77Check shipping →
Tomato FrogDyscophus antongilii
Other frogs & toadsMicrohylidaeClass default: allowed75Check shipping →
Greenhouse FrogEleutherodactylus planirostris
Other frogs & toadsEleutherodactylidaeClass default: allowed68Check shipping →
Wood FrogLithobates sylvaticus
Other frogs & toadsRanidaeClass default: allowed68Check shipping →
Giant ToadRhinella horribilis
Other frogs & toadsBufonidaeClass default: allowed68Check shipping →
Splashback Poison FrogAdelphobates galactonotus
Poison dart frogsDendrobatidaeClass default: allowed63Check shipping →
Fowler's ToadAnaxyrus fowleri
Other frogs & toadsBufonidaeClass default: allowed60Check shipping →
Riobamba Pouched FrogGastrotheca riobambae
Other frogs & toadsHemiphractidaeClass default: allowed60Check shipping →
Smooth NewtLissotriton vulgaris
Salamanders & newtsSalamandridaeClass default: allowed60Check shipping →
Marsh FrogPelophylax ridibundus
Other frogs & toadsRanidaeClass default: allowed60Check shipping →
Common Southeast Asian Tree FrogPolypedates leucomystax
Tree frogsRhacophoridaeClass default: allowed60Check shipping →
Spot-legged Tree FrogPolypedates megacephalus
Tree frogsRhacophoridaeClass default: allowed59Check shipping →
Southern ToadAnaxyrus terrestris
Other frogs & toadsBufonidaeClass default: allowed57Check shipping →
Green ToadBufotes viridis
Other frogs & toadsBufonidaeClass default: allowed57Check shipping →

About this catalogue

Where the list comes from

Species-level taxa with at least one iNaturalist observation marked captive, refreshed periodically. “Captive records” counts observations, not animals traded, and includes zoo collections.

How it's organized

Each species is placed in a group and category from its taxonomic order and family. Our operations team reviews names, handling notes and categories over time.

Photos

Shown only when the photographer licensed the image CC0, CC BY or CC BY-SA, with attribution. Other species show an illustration.