Bombina Orientalis S

Also known as the Oriental Fire-Bellied Toad, it is a small and striking amphibian, famous for its bright orange to red belly with black markings. This distinctive coloration serves as a warning to predators, and when threatened, it adopts the characteristic "unken reflex" posture, displaying its brightly colored belly. It is a hardy, active, and social species, ideal for semi-aquatic terrariums and paludariums. It needs a combination of shallow water and a land area with plants, rocks, and hiding places. It is most active during the day and can be kept in small groups if there is sufficient space.
Note: "Like all species of the genus Bombina, it has natural defensive skin glands that produce mildly toxic secretions. Its management is safe with basic hygiene rules and avoidance of unnecessary handling."  ...More