Looking for keepers of Micro Pipa in U.S.

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I'm looking for keepers of Micro Pipa (dwarf Surinam toads) in the U.S. Pipa arrabali, Pipa aspera, Pipa carvalhoi, Pipa myersi, and Pipa Parva. I want to discuss care and am interested in obtaining some.
 
Hi!

Have a look at www.groups.yahoo.com/group/xfrogs
xfrogs specializes in "..... frogs/toads from the four primitive superfamilies with an initial focus on the more obscure forms of Surinam (Pipa) and firebellied (Bombina) Toads and clawd frogs (Xenopus/Silurana) and their allies among the
Pipidea and Discoglossoidea groups......."
Their discussionforum is really worth a visit.

Han.
 
Han,
I think Michael is a already a regular at Xfrogs and he has been working on getting some micro pipa imported for people on the group.Do you keep any Micro pipa?
-Travis
 
Hi Travis and Han,
That's correct. I'm a regular on Xfrogs. it's an interesting group. Their are several people working on trying to import micro Pipas to the U.S.
Michael
 
Hello,
I am also interested in micro-pipas? Anyone know if anyone is breeding them in the US?

Also, how do you sign up for the xfrogs yahoo list?

Thank you,
Brandon
 
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