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virginie
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some pics of our 4 young froggies
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kieron
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Nice photo's love the last pic 
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Beautiful photos. I've never seen so dark an individual of this species as in the penultimate photo. These are stunning frogs.
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Wonderful pics guys, I see from your profile that they are still juveniles.
Here's hoping that they turn out to be both sexes!
Here's hoping that they turn out to be both sexes!
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virginie
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thanks guys
We hope too that they turn to be both sexes
They can change of color Simon, when night fall their skin can become more dark but it can also stay green.
We hope too that they turn to be both sexes
They can change of color Simon, when night fall their skin can become more dark but it can also stay green.
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