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    justin shockey
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    i just think it is rong it may be cool but the risk is to high for the frogs you say you like them but you dont care what it will do to them long term do you

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    Jake
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    Quote Originally Posted by justin shockey View Post
    i just think it is rong it may be cool but the risk is to high for the frogs you say you like them but you dont care what it will do to them long term do you
    Well, that's your opinion, and only an opinion. In my opinion, the frogs are at no more risk than normal frogs. The only difference is a single protein that just happens to glow under certain light. It's not like they're radio active frogs, just slightly modified.

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    Billy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jake View Post
    Well, that's your opinion, and only an opinion. In my opinion, the frogs are at no more risk than normal frogs. The only difference is a single protein that just happens to glow under certain light. It's not like they're radio active frogs, just slightly modified.
    Even though I don't personally agree with doing that to an animal, it's up to you to do what you want. As long as the animal is well taken care of, then I can't say anything bad. It's almost the same as saying that it's cruel to keep mamals to eventually feed to a herp. Well, I do feed mammals to my herps, and eventhough they are meant for food, they get great care.(I guess it may not be considered the same, but that's the best I can relate). Sorry if it doesn't make much sense.

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    justin shockey
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    you going to do what you want but i just think its playing god

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