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African Reed Frog keepers/breeder?

gretchenellie

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Does anyone else out there keep these lovely frogs?

At the moment, I have a large colony of H. Puncticulatus, and a few single species of H. Mitchelli and H. Marmoratus.

Always looking for other keepers or people with similar interest.

Below are a few recent pictures of some of my Puncts and their tank

thanks for looking, and I am always on the lookout for new blood to add to my stock :)

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40 breeder for my colony of Punct's.

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One of my males... I think..

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Male and Female, out looking for crickets after I misted their tank.

:)
 
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