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What would you recommend for a beginner?

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alex

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hi
i would like to go into dendrobatids.
i have had loads of experiance with tropical and marine fish( i've currently got 10 tanks with fish)
ive got axolotls, and have previously kept tiger salamanders
anyone got any species suggestions?
 
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kieron

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Check out
www.dendroworld.co.uk
Dartfrog info in the UK ^_^

Also i would say, lecus or tricolors
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otis

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i would go with either tincs, leucs, auratus, or azeurus poison frogs. all are rather large and great for beginners, good luck!
 
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