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Does anyone have any experience breeding red-eye tree frogs?

RandallRock

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I was interested in getting into these nifty critters and would love to talk to someone about breding them and possibly see some pics of breeding setups ect.

Thanks,
Aaron
 

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As they say, my other forum is a frog forum.
 

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You should have that made into bumber stickers LOL
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