The orange mutation of A. frontetriangulum was isolated relatively recently; this mutation inhibits dark pigment, resulting in a deep orange animal with white an yellow spots.
This species is native to the Greek island Kekira (also called Corfu). They enjoy a setup with moderate air circulation and thrive when kept similar to A. klugii. Their white and yellow polka dots are quite charming.
Frontetriangulum do well in temperate to semi-arid environments. They may have issues molting in tropical environments, and like to eat soft bodied plants.
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