Mantella pulchra

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nate

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Just a couple shots...very difficult frogs to photo as they rarely sit still.

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Nope, not mine, but they are under my care at my place of work. I also care for M. viridis, M. laevigata, and M. madagascariensis. I'll try to post more photos of those other species in the future.
 
i have 3 Pulchra that are mine, currently trying to breed, and i have to say they are absolutely beautiful frogs.
 
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