Looking for Blue Eye'd White's Treefrogs

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I was hoping some of you guys might have a lead on someone breeding and raising the blue eye version of the White's tree frog litoria caerulea? I bought 4 from someone I thought bred them and in two weeks they all passed on :( When I received the frogs they looked liked they had not eaten (shrunken stomachs) and seemed to sleep all the time. A good testominal to sometimes why buying on-line can be a problem (the pictures I was sent were of healthy fat looking froglets!). Live and learn! So please if you have anyone you have received frogs from and would be willing to pass on their info I would appreciate it.
 
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