Majorcan Midwife Toad

Application to Purchase Required - live animal purchases require a review of your setup. After placing your order, a Customer Care Specialist will reach out to review your husbandry and habitat. Approval for purchase is NOT guaranteed and if denied, the order may be cancelled. Upon approval, you will receive a link to set up a shipping date for your live animal. All animals ship via Fed Ex overnight. Species Overview Common Name: Majorcan Midwife Toad, Mallorca Midwife Toad Scientific Name:  Alytes muletensis Size: When shipped, the frogs will be at least the size of a quarter.  Adult size: Adults can reach between ¾ inches (male) and 1.5 inches (female). Sex: various Lineage: These frogs were captive-bred from a trusted source. In-house testing/treatment: Arrived with Red Leg Syndrome on intake and completed proper treatment. Test results will be provided at time of purchase. Clean fecal Healthy body score Normal activity and behavior No missing limbs or toes  Defining Traits Appearance: Small stature, large dark eyes, and a tannish body that is covered in dark spotting. Keeper level: Their easy care and peaceful nature make them ideal for beginner keepers. Temperament: Small and peaceful frogs. They are social and prefer to live in a colony. Male Majorcan Midwife Toads will collect and fertilize eggs from the female as she lays them. He will keep the eggs on his thighs until they hatch; at which point he will deposit the tadpoles in water. Biological niche: Nocturnal, become active at dusk with energetic climbing and jumping. Native Range: Endemic to the Spanish island of Mallorca. They inhabit the canopy of tropical rainforests. They inhabit rocky and sandy islands. They will prefer a habitat using pea gravel and sand rather than typical substrates. Can be kept in groups if ample space is provided. Care at a Glance Vivarium size and setup basics A group of 2 to 3 individuals can be kept in a 12" x 12" x 12". Up to six can be kept comfortable in a 18" x 18" x 12". Aquarium pebbles or pea gravel should be used as the primary substrate. Provide lots of shelter and hiding opportunities. Cork flats and coconut huts are good options for this. Epiphytic aquarium plants such as anubias, buce, and crypts can be used as well as tropical air plants. Leaf litter and microfauna such as tropical springtails. We would not recommend isopods in this set up. Good cross-ventilation and strong seasonal light cycles Temperature Majorcan Midwife Toads can be kept at an ambient temperature of 65-75 F.  Temperatures over 80 can be dangerous.  Humidity General ambient: 60-70% Humidity can be achieved and maintained by misting a few times a day. A dish of freshwater should be provided at all times to maintain their hydration. Ensure water is dechlorinated. Diet Borneo Eared Frogs are insectivores. Offer a rotating, varied menu: Soft-bodied insects such as crickets, roaches, flightless fruit flies.  Isopods and bean beetles can be offered occasionally. Feeder size should not exceed the distance between their eyes. All feeders should be gut-loaded and dusted with powdered supplements Resources View Alytes muletensis on the IUCN List Important Policies (Please Read Before Purchasing) After purchasing, upload your habitat for approval here:  After approval, we will email you the animal purchase contract found here Read our Live Arrival Guarantee prior to purchasing here Scheduling: We care about long-term success. All live animals require a scheduled shipping date set after the approval process.  To book your shipping day, click here.