Grenouille peinte de Malaisie
Amphibiens
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Phrynomantis microps
Accra Snake-necked FrogWest African Rubber Frog
Phrynomantis microps, also known as the Accra snake-necked frog or West African rubber frog, is a remarkable amphibian recognized for its unique red and black coloring, distinctive elongated head, and its ability to live in symbiosis with ants. Native to West and Central Africa, this medium-sized frog has adapted to a variety of savanna habitats and is classified as Least Concern by conservation authorities.
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Social behavior
Solitary or small groups possible (increase enclosure size). Aggression rare.
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Natural habitat
Adults are typically found deep underground in self-made or ant/termite burrows. Breeding occurs in temporary ponds during the rainy season, which also serve as larval habitat.
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