Be careful you don't get burned by the molten LAVA.

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A little head...

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Cloud Forest design is all I will ever use!

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Just a good pic of this juvenile.  These are one of my favorites to watch.

   

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Do not be dismayed by lack of posting folks. We are barely three weeks up and not even close to SEO and are STILL seeing about 300 different people online at any given hour. We had a high of over 800 in about 1 hour as well.

Not too shabby.

The postings will come. I am just glad we have all the threads and information here, being used. That's more important than anything, especially a silly thread on 'mixing', amiright?

~P

Can I ask why the software merged individual posts in to one post as an edit as long as no one posts to the thread before subsequent posts?  To me it is annoying and there have been a few occasions it has been a pain when trying to post a link or picture.

Can that function be turned off?

4/27/2020  

These look a little better than the other clutch which did not mature.

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These are by far my most elusive frogs if they feel any vibration in the floor they go hiding if they see any shadows move outside the tank they shoot for a leaf.  Every morning I hear one call, And the other usually comes out to check it out so I'm hoping I have a pair.  

Strawberry blue jeans dart frog calling

Data Pulled from Amphibiaweb state that this species comes from the small mountain range Cordillera Azul
https://amphibiaweb.org/species/1672

According to ICUN the collection point of Ameerega silverstonei was roughly 7km west of the city of Aguaytia. 
http://berkeleymapper.berkeley.edu/index.html?tabfile=https://amphibiaweb.org/tmpfiles/652919&configfile=https://amphibiaweb.org/tmpfiles/bm_config_656744.xml&ViewResults=tab&sourcename=AmphibiaWeb+Species+Map:+Ameerega+silverstonei&hibiaweb=true&label=1&opacity=0.50&pointDisplay=pointMarkers

Rough averages for temps can be found here
https://en.climate-data.org/south-americ...tia-49507/

Elevation averages roughly 1350 meters in the area, this is where the highland swamps seem to occur where Ameerega silverstonei have been collected. 

I was not able to retrieve a water report of the area but will continue to dig for it and an analysis of the native biotope.