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samuel
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i recognise these frogs! great pics mate, definitely a new favourite!
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alan
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We evil froggers are slowly luring him away from caudates! ;-)
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samuel
Guest
ahah! well, i am not being lured away from my lovely caudates per say, i am just looking elsewhere to fulfil the needs that caudates cant... i still love them...just they dont hop or flick their little tongues! hehe!
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dane
Guest
so amazing
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kieron
Guest
Great pics ^_^
How many you keeping
How many you keeping
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mark
Guest
I have 6 KJ. Here's a proud father carrying a tadpole on his back.
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cameron
Guest
Wow,that is amazing!
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samuel
Guest
Any update on the tad hes carrying?
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mark
Guest
He’s growing well thanks Sam. The parents are doing a great job of caring for the little fella. They check on him daily and feed him every 6 days like clock work.
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alex
Guest
wow, thats great mark.
im gonna make it one of my ambitions that before i join the raf at 18 i will have a dendrobatid of some sort, hopefully an imitator, because they are stunning.
what dentrobatids do you get in costa rica, as im going there on a field trip, focusing on reptiles and amphibians.
i only know of the strawberry poison arrow frog
im gonna make it one of my ambitions that before i join the raf at 18 i will have a dendrobatid of some sort, hopefully an imitator, because they are stunning.
what dentrobatids do you get in costa rica, as im going there on a field trip, focusing on reptiles and amphibians.
i only know of the strawberry poison arrow frog