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Why do my dart frogs hide...
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Why/How false bottoms???
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Oophaga pumilio 'Black Je...
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Isopods and Springtails?
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Hello from Rochester NY!
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Hi from MA
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Poisonous dart frogs and ...
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Leucs for sale, nashville...
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What is this worm? Nemert...
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| Save 15% Fruit Fly Cultures, Springtails, Isopods LIVE ARRIV |
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Posted by: Halter - 05-22-2015, 03:57 PM - Forum: Sponsor Classifieds
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| R. Imitator Nominant - Green vs. Cainarachi Valley |
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Posted by: Frogopolis - 05-20-2015, 06:49 PM - Forum: Ranitomeya Genus
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I recently sold all of my Nominant imitators because I'm down-sizing my collection and I also had questions about what I actually had.
I had originally bought 3 imitators each from two different sources. The sellers assured my they were the green "Nominant" form that I was after. What I'd like to know is if there is a physical difference in terms of coloration between what's known as the Green variety and the ones from Cainarachi Valley.
They were all very young when I bought them from both sources, maybe 2 months OOTW. Of those original six some developed a goldish sheen to them and others had that classic green look much like a Southern Variabilis. Those actually looked like the picture of a Southern Variabilis on UE website. The one mated pair that I ended up with threw out offspringdiffer oath types of coloration I have mentioned.
My concern is if people who raise these particular locales of Green Imitator know for sure what they have.
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| Raw great stuff? |
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Posted by: Gope - 05-19-2015, 12:43 PM - Forum: Enclosures, Setup and Construction
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Hey all,
I'm getting ready to start my background. I see a cave of sorts materializing that won't be accessible on the inside once it's done. Are there any problems with leaving great stuff(pond & stone) raw, uncoated? Will it hold up on its own?
Thanks, Jim
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| Pumilio and extras for sale |
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Posted by: Newell77 - 05-17-2015, 10:16 PM - Forum: Dart Frog Classifieds
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O. pumilio "pastores"
0.0.3
CB
strictly
5-6 months but half grown
eating ff
3/$350
shipping at buyers expense
O. pumilio "charco la pava"
0.0.2
CB
strictly
5-6 months but half grown
eating ff
2/$275
shipping at buyers expense
O. pumilio "cristobal"
1.0.2
CB
Strictly
1@11 months, 2@6 months
3/$275
shipping at buyers expense
O. pumilio "bastimentos"
0.0.2
CB
Seaside reptiles (not cemetery)
1@10 months, 1@5 months
2/$200
shipping at buyers expense
O. pumilio colon "drago"
0.0.4
CB
unrelated bloodlines
Hoff/Strictly
1@11 months(possible female, no calling), 3@ 5 months
2/$250
4/$425
shipping at buyers expense
D. auratus "caipira"
0.0.3
CB
SNDF
~6 months
3/$100
A. galact "orange"
0.1 proven female
Strictly
unk
$75
Buy two sets of pumilio I will include a clipping package
Buy three sets and I will include free shipping or auratus
Buy all for 1250 shipped. More pics available
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