i no but we need to do more and the people that don't care are all a bunch of ****ing *** holes
i no but we need to do more and the people that don't care are all a bunch of ****ing *** holes
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For the most part, I agree with Kurt. There are actually quite a few programs that are breeding rare and endangered frogs, in fact some species that are pretty much extinct in the wild breed quite well in captivity (A. zeteki for instance). The issue is that there is a major lack of suitable, clean, habitat to release them into. And yes, in some ways I do agree with you Justin, I think there could be more done to breed some of these species. I'm a major proponent for getting hobbyists involved in the breeding of some of these species. I could write a essay on why I believe that, but i'll spare everyone. There has been some push in recent years to get hobbyists involved through initiatives like Tree Walkers International and its project, the Amphibian Steward Network, but there is still a long way to go.
Alex
that's the **** I'm talking about
Well said Alex
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