Dendrobates lehmanii and histrionicus

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I am very fascinated by these two species especially histrionicus but it seems living in america makes them very difficult to come by. Does anyone have any suggestions for me. I love the blue band histrionicus and the red splash
 
All I can say is good luck acquiring those two species here in the US especially the O. histrionicus. The only way you'll find the histrionicus is by who you know. Even then be ready to pay at least $600-$700 per frog, and a proven pair would set you back close to $2,500. I know of only 2 people breeding these guys.
 
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