Mossy frog tads Theloderma Corticale

[1beataway]

Stop trying to tempt me.

[JeffX]

This just reminds that I need to work on my tank this weekend.

[Tropicok]

I've got the addiction too. My next purchase will be either a strawberry frog (Blue Jeans, maybe) or a Bumble Bee, can't decide. Then I'm getting really excited by the mossy frogs. Of course, I haven't satisfied my need for a totally different species, a crocodile (red-eye) skink. I love their bark. Oh my, what's an old lady to do?

[1beataway]

Oh my, what's an old lady to do?

Buy them all.

[hr220a]

I second that! lol

[Kurt]

Oophaga pumilio is a very small frog and is quite territorial. Dendrobates leucomelas is much larger and is considered a good "beginner's" dart frog. D. leucomelas is also considerably cheaper when compared to O. pumilio. If you have never kept dart frogs, I would go with the bumble bee over the strawberry.

[ghettopieninja]

strawberry frog (Blue Jeans, maybe)

not to mention that the blue jeans locality of pumilio is almost impossible to obtain seeing as they only occur in Costa Rica where exportation is illegal.

[Crystal6]

Try advertising them more locally. (Ask to put up adds in local stores) I'd help you out, but I live in Maine and would never be able to get them.

Good luck! (if all else fails there should be a rescue type place somewhere in the state that would be willing to take them. My neighbor did that with a baby squirrel. It was weird.)

[Alpha Pro Breeders]

not to mention that the blue jeans locality of pumilio is almost impossible to obtain seeing as they only occur in Costa Rica where exportation is illegal.

I've been seeing the blue jeans available, but there expensive $700.00 a pair. Luckily my addiction is controllable at that price.

Alpha Pro Breeders

[Jlkelly88]

How much is shipping to 78748? Are they hard to raise from tads?

[John]

They're a pretty straight forward species to look after.