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Frog models (pic heavy)

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Peakone

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Here are some frogs posing for my camera.

Hyla cinerea
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emerald_creature_by_peak032-d5le688.jpg


Leptopelis vermiculatus
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the_eye_by_peak032-d5zxadp.jpg


Rhacophorus reinwardtii
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the_sleeping_beauty_by_peak032-d5zxapx.jpg

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Note: they all are captive animals
 
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