Anura's Clan

hi! long story short, i really like frogs, so most of my dragons are named after frogs, toads, newts, or salamanders. the others are usually named after plants.

i am nonbinary and you can use they/them, she/her, or he/him pronouns, any is fine. you can just call me anura on here, i probably won't reveal my name to anybody but close friends.



i'm always open to buy dragons! generally, i look for the sand - chocolate and/or jungle - spring ranges for primary and secondary colors, and leaf - ivory or sand - stone for tertiaries. sometimes i look for more specific, bright colors for dart frogs and salamanders, often in the caribbean - jade, red - coral, gold - fire, and lavender - royal ranges.



amphibians i've named dragons after already:

- big-eyed tree frog (leptopelis vermiculatus)
- blue poison dart frog (dentrobates tinctorius azureus)
- whistling tree frog (litoria verreauxii)
- gray tree frog (hyla versicolor)
- red-bellied newt (taricha rivularis)
- green frog (lithobates clamitans)
- kaiser's spotted newt (neurergus kaiseri)
- leaf green tree frog (litoria phyllochroa)
- southern brown tree frog (litoria ewingii)
- green-eyed tree frog (litoria genimaculata)
- american green tree frog (hyla cinerea)
- supramonte cave salamander (speleomantes supramontis)
- great barred frog (mixophyes fasciolatus)
- costa rican variable harlequin toad (atelopus varius)
- chinese fire belly newt (cynops orientalis)
- green and golden bell frog (litoria aurea)

if a name ends in "ii" i will shorten it to one "i" because it looks more like a name. at the moment, i only name dragons after the last part of the name to avoid multiples (if you look above you will see that many names start with "litoria") but if i run out of names i may begin to use the first part as well.

other names:

- cap and palma are based off the golden cappadocian maple (acer cappadocicum and japanese maple (acer palmatum)
- hugh is a hugh apiston fandragon