[ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND]Species- Dendrobates Tinctorius 'Patricia'
Line/Origin- Dart Frog Connection
Age- 1.5 years
Quantity- 0.1.0
Price- $90
Preferred Payment Method- PayPal
Shipping- SYR or Shipnex, PM for a quote

What's your misting timer set at? How long and how many times per day?

Just rough estimates. Nothing scientific.

Species - Oophaga pumilio 'Aquacate'
Line/Origin - 2013 SR
Quantity - 1.1 proven
Price - $275
Preferred Payment Method - paypal
Shipping Rates & information - UPS/FEDEX




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Hi guys, Tincman is shipping free if 2 select groups of frogs are taken, thanks for looking & hope all is well...

Dendrobates Tinctorius "Robertus" Tincman Line F1s[/b]- $110Ea, Trios $300 (Trios ship free with any other frog group) These are spectacular Frogs... I have 2 Pairs going so I can get you different F1 genetics in your offspring if you ask..

Dendrobates Tinctorius "Vanessa" Tincman Line F1s- 50 Ea, 40 Each at 4 or more

Dendrobates Tinctorius "Awarape" Froglet F1s- 50Ea, ask about any group discounts..(4 or more ships free with another Group) (These are another very Cool & rare tinc that are supposed to throw variable morphs, be among the first to raise some to adulthood)

Dendrobates Tinctorius "Patricia" Froglets 25$ Ea Beautiful froglets!

Phyllobates terribilis "Mint" 4 lot of 1" Well Started Juvis- $190

Phyllobates terribilis Black Foot Orange Froglets- $80 (4 for $300)(SOLD, but many in water) *Ships Free With another Group**

Phyllobates Vittatus CRARC line $25 Ea

Phyllobates terribilis "Yellow"- 4 lot $190 (Well Started Froglets)

Baru Grannies- 2 large Juvis $200 Ea, 1 female $250

O. Sylvatica Paru- $350 Ea or $1200 for the 4 about 4 months old *Ships Free w/ another Group** These are some of the more orange Paru Ive seen, its a highly variable large obligate but these will make a pretty breeding group!

O. Sylvatica San Lorenzo- $275 Ea, 3 for $750 (Special Sale young Froglets ready to ship the end of the month) **Ships free with another group**

O Sylvatica Bilsa Male $350

O Histrionicus "Red Head" Unsexed Juvi $500 (this one is a beauty! SOLD)

O Pumilio Ed dorado $75 Each (3 Avail) **Ship Free with another group**

O Pumilio Black Jeans Trio Sub adults $350 (These are my fav pumilio, pretty, big & Bold,1 is nearly adult) **Ships Free with another group***

O Pumilio Almirante (Probable Trio, 1 caller 2 non callers) $200, **Ships Free with another group**

O Pumilio Esperanza Prob Female(Large healthy Blue Phase Strictly 2014 from Shawn H) $90 Ea

O Pumilio Basti Female (Strictly Early 2015 Import) $100

O Pumilio "colon" Drago Male $90 Ea
O Pumilio Colon "Mimitimbi" male $125

Ranitomeya Benedicta-$75 Each (10 Available) 3 at $210, 3 or more **Ship free with another group*

R Reticulatus- $100 Ea ( Trio at $280) Will be ready to ship in a couple weeks *Ships free with another group**)

Ranitomeya CV Lowland Fantasticus Proven Trio-(1.5 year old young & healthy)SOLD $375 *ships free with another group*

R. Arena Blanca Subs $75 Ea 3 or more ship free with another group (4 Avail)

D. Super Blue Auratus - Sub adults (4 Lot $200) Ships free w/ another group

D.Turquoise Auratus Prob Pair- (Gorgeous young adults) $125 pair

D Leucomelas proven Pair (prolific young Breeders, moving only for space)(Pending, not paid) $135

I ship Next day Air Guaranteed live arrival at low rates. A few of these frogs belong to a good friend that has excellent frogs as well & IM just helping him sell them. Note all frogs will be exceptional in health & appearance or they will not be sold. If you have any questions please feel free to ask as Im more then happy to answer them. Idris- Tincman Herps idris2279@yahoo.com , send me your email for any pics...

We are gearing up for Hamburg this weekend! We have tons of supplies for the show, and pre orders can be placed starting this evening. Here is a small list of what we have:
Live oak/magnolia/red oak leaf litter-$5 per gallon
Sponge rock drainage layer-$5 per gallon
Sphagnum moss-$5 per gallon- SHOW SPECIAL!
Reindeer moss-$5 per gallon
Pillow or sheet moss-$5 per gallon
ABG mix-$6 per gallon
Tree fern Fiber-$5 per gallon
Springtail grub mix-$5 per 16 oz
Bromeliads-$5 each!!!!
Perilite-$5 per gallon
Vermiculite- $5 per gallon
Miracle background mix-$5 per 16 oz
Fruitfly cultures-$5 each
Fruitfly kits-$20
And of course amazing array of frogs, including solmon island leaf Frogs!
We are at the end cap near the cafe!

It has been a difficult decision, but I have to slim down to my main projects and species focuses rather quickly. My loss is your gain !

I'm letting my breeding pair of "El Dorado" pumilio go CHEAP.

This is a proven breeding pair that has produced many froglets and tads for me.

Price - 180 plus shipping cost
Payment - via PayPal or cash if picked up in person
Sex - 1.1
Line - f1 (female) and f2 (male) from 2011 import
Shipping - through syr

I will accept trades for R. reticulata froglets, Uakarii and a few others.

For sale is a pair of spotted eldorado that I bought from KHoff as juvies. I have put together a calling male and a female who laid her first clutch last week. I was going to keep these but I'm out of space, so I have to make some hard choices. Sorry Kevin!

Species - Pumilio 'Spotted Eldorado'
Line/Origin - 2010 SR (KHoff)
Age - 10-12
Quantity - 1.1
Price - $275
Preferred Payment Method - paypal
Shipping Rates & information - UPS/FEDEX



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Please contact me at cbreon321@yahoo.com if you are interested.

Here's the list and prices:

- Proven breeding pair of azureus - $150/pair
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- Mature set of four P. terribilis 'Orange' (at least one calling male and one egg-laying female) - $200/set of 4
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- Set of four Ameerga pepperi 'Abiseo' (about 10 months out of the water) - $250/set of 4
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- Set of four Ameerga trivitatta 'Greenback' (about 10 months out of the water) - $180/set of 4
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YOU HAVE TO BE WILLING TO DRIVE AND PICK THESE FROGS UP, AND THE PRICE WILL NOT BE REDUCED ANY FURTHER (even if you have a long drive)

I'm currently keeping a pair of matecho's in a 25 gallon tank. I'm upgrading them to a 65 gallon tank. I will rework the current tank a little and I'd like to put in a small group of Ranitomeya imitator; Varadero- orange/blue. My question is, with the matecho pooping and what not in the tank, how long should I wait to put in the Varadero? I want to add some new plants and more height, I did'nt want to tear it down and start over. thoughts and opinions please

Hi everyone!

I have a gofundme set up and I'm hoping that my fellow froggers might be willing to help. TL;DR version: Disability killed my career in academia in 2008, as well as my ability to do much of anything at all, i.e. I'm mostly housebound. (Which is a major boon for the frogs, of course!) I've been teaching myself the Irish language, and recently an amazing opportunity to get an online MA from one of the best schools in the world, University College Cork, has come up. The problem is, it came up too quickly for me to save up for tuition.

I would appreciate it so very much if you would consider sharing the campaign among your contacts. I'm going to append the text from the campaign below so that you don't even have to click away to decide whether you can help me out. Thank you so much for anything you can do to make me feel like a person again, and not just a blob of protoplasm in bed.

http://www.gofundme.com/MAinIreland

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I became a sign language interpreter in 2003. My experience with deaf students in ESL classes led me to complete all my master's work in Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages. I began creating and teaching ESL curricula using American Sign Language, for underprepared deaf college students.

Unfortunately, during this time, I became seriously disabled by myalgic encephalomyelitis, known as CFS (incorrectly), ME, or SEID. I was unable to complete my master's thesis, and in 2009 I had to stop working altogether. I thought this put an end to my career in academia.

Being mostly housebound, I have gotten involved in all manner of online projects and learning experiences. One of them has been learning the Irish language, Gaeilge. Both the language and its history have some fascinating parallels to that of other minority languages -- especially deaf people and American Sign Language.

Then I learned about an online MA in Gaelic Literature from University College Cork, one of the most prestigious schools in the world. I could "study abroad" from home, and in a subject I really do want to know so much more about. Imagine my further delight that the professor has approved the idea of a dissertation exploring the similarities between Gaeilge and other minority languages -- including ASL!

There is only one real hurdle, and it's a big one: My husband is the breadwinner in the family since I'm unable to work, and I can't put the entire burden on him. And this opportunity arose much too quickly for us to save the money. US$4000 is the approximate amount for the first year's tuition only. Any amount raised in excess will go towards next year's tuition.

Most people who develop severe ME/CFS have to cope with throwing their life's dreams in the trashcan. I have had to do this with everything from competitive fencing to teaching. I am so incredibly excited about this opportunity to "study abroad" and further explore not only my great fascination with Irish language and its history, but minority languages in general. I thank you from the very deep bottom of my heart for any donation you could make to help me take my dream out of the trashcan, dust it off, and keep following. Go raibh míle maith agaibh!