What zoos have Panamanian Golden Frogs?

[Satri17]

Does anybody know what zoos around the world have Panamanian Golden frogs?

 

[Meaghan Edwards]

I know Toronto Zoo certainly does

 

[Kowari]

On my 2008 trip I saw this species in the following institutions:

1.Baltimore, National Aquarium
2.Chicago, Shedd J. Aquarium
3.Dallas, World Aquarium
4.Fort Worth, Zoo
5.Houston, Zoo
6.New York, Bronx Zoo
7.New York, Central Park Zoo
8.Philadelphia, Zoo
9.St. Louis, Zoo
10.San Antonio, Zoo
11.San Diego, Zoo
12.Toledo, Zoo
13.Washington, National Zoo

 

[Satri17]

Thank you for that. I wonder if there's something closer to Australia.

 

[jwer]

According to ISIS, this species is only in captivity in North America.

Since Zootierliste does not list any in Europe, I think this might be correct...

 

[Satri17]

Ok. Thanks for the info.

 

[NAIB Volunteer]

The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore was the first zoo to successfully breed Panamanian golden frogs in captivity and continues to lead all other institutions in breeding them. Most of the breeding facilities that have golden frogs now were a result of the Maryland Zoo's founding breeding population. ISIS has the Maryland Zoo at 327 Panamanian golden frogs as of 15 December 2011.