One of my Cryptophyllobates azureiventris is calling

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Finally success! I have caught one of my Cryptophyllobates azureiventris calling. What sweet sound. A combo of a cricket/song bird. Of course I only heard it by accident since I happened to venture into the basement at 1am because I forgot to rinse my blackworms. These guys toss predominately female so I am so happy of my group of five I have at least one male. Time to increase feedings and start putting petridishes in the cocohuts to see if I can get some eggs.
 
Mine always prefered to lay under the coconut shell that was sitting on a Magnolia leaf. Might be worth giving them a second option if you have the room.
 
That is a good suggestion. I have the room. I am using magnolia leaves on the floorbed already so it all works out. Just will be fun to try and raise some tads!
 
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