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Does anyone have red & black walking frogs for sale?

FoolsDance

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I am interested in purchasing a pair for my paludarium.

Appreciate any assistance!

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The best place to find them is reptile expos! My friend has gotten some from the reptile expos but unfortunately the vendor that she got them from consistently gave her unhealthy frogs :( but I would hope you would have much better luck!
 
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