Shop aquatic amphibians for sale online at Live Fish Store. This category covers water-dwelling amphibians kept in aquariums, such as axolotls, African dwarf frogs, and African clawed frogs, which bring personality and a touch of the unusual to a home tank. Each animal is packed with care and shipped overnight with a live arrival guarantee.
Why buy aquatic amphibians from Live Fish Store
- Healthy, feeding animals: we ship amphibians that are active and eating well.
- Overnight shipping: live animals ship via FedEx Priority Overnight or UPS Next Day Air.
- Live arrival guarantee: report any DOA within 2 hours of delivery for store credit or a replacement.
- Free shipping on $80+: qualifying aquatic-life orders of $80 or more ship free with standard shipping.
Choosing the right aquatic amphibians for your tank
Amphibians have different needs than tropical fish, so match the setup to the species. Axolotls want cool water around 60 to 68°F with no heater, a 20 gallon or larger tank, gentle flow, and a bare bottom or fine sand rather than gravel, which they can swallow. African dwarf frogs are small and peaceful, comfortable at 72 to 78°F in 5 to 10 gallons, and can share a tank with calm fish. African clawed frogs grow larger and will eat small tankmates, so keep them alone.
Feed sinking foods such as earthworms, bloodworms, brine shrimp, and quality pellets, and target feed slow eaters like dwarf frogs. Use a secure lid, avoid strong currents, and check your state regulations, since some states restrict axolotls and certain frogs.
Shipping and live arrival guarantee
Aquatic amphibians are bagged with oxygen, insulated, and shipped overnight within the USA. Every animal is covered by our live arrival guarantee: contact us within 2 hours of delivery about any DOA and we will issue store credit or send a replacement.
Frequently asked questions
Can aquatic amphibians live with fish?
African dwarf frogs can live with small, peaceful fish. Axolotls and clawed frogs are best kept in their own tank because they eat or are nipped by fish.
What do aquatic amphibians eat?
Most eat earthworms, frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and sinking pellets. Feed juveniles daily and adults every other day.
Are axolotls good for beginners?
Yes, as long as you can keep the water cool and clean; they are hardy and long-lived when kept below 70°F.
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