Here you will find a generic care sheet for dart frog care. They all require about the same care, but there are genus and species specific differences to consider. Some frogs are more arboreal, others are more terrestrial. Some frogs are egg obligate feeders, some are facultative egg feeders and some it is easier to pull the eggs as there is no parental care beyond moving the tadpoles to water. Some species such as phyllobates will readily eat crickets, whereas others can only eat melanogaster flies etc. If you have any questions, reach out, I am happy to help!