Matt C.
Edgewater, MD

Isla Christobal Pumilio
Line - Purchased from Craig Breon (2010 SNDF parents)
Code - 1.1.1
Age - 2 years+ months old
Quantity - 3
Group Prices - $300 for the group
Preferred Payment Method - Cash/Paypal
Shipping Rates & information - Local only for now, can be delivered to Hamburg/Repticon Baltimore.
Pictures - available upon request

Plenty of calling and courting but haven't had any froglets.


Southern Variablis
Line - Ron Scott
Code - 1.1.2
Age - 1.5+ years old
Quantity -4
Group Prices - $450for the group plus shipping.
Preferred Payment Method - Cash/Paypal
Shipping Rates & information - Local only for now, can be delivered to Hamburg/Repticon Baltimore.
Pictures - available upon request

Prolific group of southerns.

Escudo
Line - Ron Scott
Code - 0.0.9
Age - 5 @ 4 months and 4 & 8 months.
Quantity 9
Group Prices - $150 each for the 8 months and $125 each for the 4 months or take all nine for $1000. Heard calling from 8 month old group
Preferred Payment Method - Cash/Paypal
Shipping Rates & information - Local only for now, can be delivered to Hamburg/Repticon Baltimore.
Pictures - available upon request

Cayo De Aqua
Line - Robb Melancon/Shawn Harrington
Code - 0.0.4
Age - 6 months
Quantity -4
Group Prices - $100 each/ $325 for all 4
Preferred Payment Method - Cash/Paypal
Shipping Rates & information - Local only for now, can be delivered to Hamburg/Repticon Baltimore.
Pictures - available upon request

Almirante
Line/Origin - F1 from 2011 Strictly Parents
Code - 0.0.4
Age - 5 months
Quantity - 4
Price - $100 each
Group Prices - 4 for $350
Preferred Payment Method - Cash/Paypal
Shipping Rates & information - Local only for now, can be delivered to Hamburg/Repticon Baltimore.
Pictures - available upon request

Chatuza
Line/Origin - Ron Scott
Code - .0.0.10
Age - 5 months and up
Quantity - 10
Price - $30 each
Group Prices - 10 for $250
Preferred Payment Method - Cash/Paypal
Shipping Rates & information - Local only for now, can be delivered to Hamburg/Repticon Baltimore.
Pictures - available upon request

Hey guys was wondering if anyone had any first hand experience with these lights or knows about them at all.

http://www.mistking.com/Jungle-Hobbies- ... ystem.html

Ive seen the YouTube videos and they look amazing. Im just not sure if it would be enough or if it would be overkill. The tank is 20 gallong long I believe. Im willing to drop the cash on a nice lighting system just want to make sure I invest in the right one. The tank is going to be for dart frogs im just not sure yet as to which ones not sure if that matters
Thanks in advance!

Seller's name: Riley Williamson
Location: AZ

Ranitomeya Fantastica 'Caynarachi' (UE)

Group of 4 (3 large subadults and 1 juvie).

By far the boldest type of fantastica in my experience
Nice group- most likely you will get a pair or two.

4/$300 plus shipping

Shipping via SYR to nearest Fedex Center for pickup- Live arrival guaranteed.

Send me your Zipcode for a shipping price.

Message me at rileywilliamson.od@gmail.com



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As the title says, how soon do you guys pull imitator tadpoles? I know some people pull theirs inmediately, i just wanted to know pros and cons of pulling tadpoles early or waiting

Hi,

In an effort to slim down on some excess, I'd like to offer up a few frogs/groups for a nice group of fantastica/summersi. Here's what I can offer on my end:

Very probably male standard sirensis
Sexed pair of San Juan blue jeans
3 Young adult F1 Uyama

PM me if you have something I may be interested in. Frogs don't have to be adult. Mostly grown froglets are fine with me.

I'd also consider selling this group for $700. I'm possibly open to offers on individual groups.

Thanks!

A friend of mine put two words together the other day that blew my mind.
Legacy Frog.
It is basically the last frog that you will have until the day you can no longer keep any frogs. A particular type of frog that you put extra attention into to produce the best offspring possible and keep the line going as strong as possible for the benefit of future generations.
It dawned on my that my personal legacy frog is the lowly French Guiana (dwarf) Cobalt D. tinctorius. This was once one of the only frogs available to hobbyists and one of the first poison frogs I have ever seen in living color. Sadly this frog has fallen out of vogue and has become much harder to find. This is one frog has been around long enough to start showing signs of mismanagement from careless breeding and lack of record keeping. I have had very little success with this frog. I fear that my current stock is either too inbred or has been out crossed in the past. (Without records, unfortunately I do not know which has happened.) What has been described to me as a highly fecund frog produces infrequent eggs that fail to thrive in all stages of life (eggs, tads, froglets).
I will continue to work with these animals and attempt to someday offer unrelated pairs with as much information as I can gather so others looking to keep these little beauties in the future can.



What is your legacy frog?

I've only shipped in the springtime and early fall when temperatures were at the lowest in the sixties. I live in CA but other parts of the country are still experiencing some pretty cold temperatures, and although I only use FedEx Overnight Priority by 10:30, I'm still not sure of it. I've always used insulated boxes with 3/4" styrofoam and either Cryopaks or Phase22 panels.

How safe are 40 hour heat packs with dart frogs? I've always worried about the amount of heat they would produce inside of a sealed styrofoam insulated box.

I am looking for any odd and unusual plants anyone might have for my 90 gallon tank. Pm me with what you have. A bromeliad cluster would be great to.
Thanks
Brooks

So I found this awesome deal on a 110 gallon aquarium, 48x18x30", and decided to build a paludarium with it. I have already drilled holes in it for drain/ return. I also went ahead and started on the background. I'll post pictures tmw of what I have so far

After several months of courting and calling, my veraderos finally layed eggs and have tadpoles in the broms. although there are some larvae of some sort in the bromeliads with the tadpoles. not sure whether they could be harmful to the tadpoles and if I should pull them. has anyone encountered something like this?