D. Leucomelas

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kieron

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Here is a quick pic of my male D. Leucomelas
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Nice one Kieron. One of my favourite dendrobates. Not quite D. azureus though...
 
Here some pics of mines. Tadpole and young ones.

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Roberto
 

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Leucs are a great frog with a beautiful call. Congrats on your babies. Whenever you get your frogs to breed, your doing everything right.

Marc
 
Nice leuc. In a bout a month I am going to start assembling a tank for Leucs or tincs. Never kept either before but I figure since I am breeding springtails, and FF I might as well keep try keeping of of these species.
 
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