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    I got this probable female WC phyllomedusa from a pet store but I am still not sure if she is hypochondrialis or azurea. I have contacted the pet store and they are trying to find out where their dealer got them from. So far she is great and eats great. Very social and will eat from forceps. Here you go. Once I find out where she came from I will get her a mate.
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    My vote is tiger leg. what pet store ya go to?

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    they are both tiger leg species. I got this from the tye dyed iguana in metro east St. Louis. They had it labeled as tomopterna
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    Oh you need to know between tomo and hypo, azurea that is even tougher. idnk

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logqan View Post
    I got this probable female WC phyllomedusa from a pet store but I am still not sure if she is hypochondrialis or azurea. I have contacted the pet store and they are trying to find out where their dealer got them from. So far she is great and eats great. Very social and will eat from forceps. Here you go. Once I find out where she came from I will get her a mate.
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    I have no idea what kind of frog it is. However, I want to compliant you on the heavily planted tree frog tank. There are a lot of people that could learn from you. Great work!

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    beautiful frog, and i have to agree nicely planted tank

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    Thanks guys,
    this is one of my favorite tanks. I set it up for a long time before getting the frog for it. I have trimmed it since that picture but it is still very dense. The frog can utilize most of the tank. The main problem I am facing is did the frog come from paraguay or suriname. If suriname then its hypochondrialis and if paraguay then its azurea. I know its not tomopterna because the pattern and body shape isn't right. I will get it figured out and get it some breeding mates though. Thanks for all the comments
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    I say hypochondrialis. Certainly not tomopterna. Most imports are hypos. Nice frog.
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    Thanks I think hypochondrialis as well. We I got her a lot of hypos were being imported. Now I think azurea are starting to come in but I am pretty certain its a hypo. It will be nice to find her mates. This is my first leaf frog but im sure it wont be the last. Agalychnis, Phyllomedusa, Cruziohyla, Hylomantis, all awsome frogs. Cant wait to get more

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