This photo shows only one section of the Amphibians gallery.
An excerpt from my 2012 review:
Frogs Forever? – This section features 22 exhibits and these species: Hong Kong warty newt, Rio Cauca caecilian, axolotl, tiger salamander, reed frog, Mitchell’s reed frog, green tree frog, Phantasmal poison frog, Barron’s mantilla frog, Amazonian horned frog, African clawed frog, Smokey jungle frog, bullfrog, bullfrog tadpoles, red-eyed treefrog, leopard frog, waxy monkey treefrog, dyeing poison frog, Oregon spotted frog, big-eyed treefrog, marbled running frog, golden toad (extinct – an empty terrarium), Suriname toad, Oriental firebelly toad and cane toad. The signage is eye-catching and kid-friendly yet informative, the terrariums are densely packed with natural substances, and in many cases it is a challenge to locate the inhabitants. On the way down to the underwater viewing area for the dolphins is a single terrarium with 3 species: Phantasmal poison frog, reed frog and three-striped poison frog.
