I got a chubby

[Kurt]

Aw more Microhylids. I love my tomatoes and red-banded rubber frogs, they too love to eat, especially the tomatoes.

[jody]

she is so fast! I mean her strike. and she can eat like twenty small -med crickets and a day later be in feed mode when I mist and water. I dont know anything about these type of frog, but she is kind of toad like in her personality. she was in a dry tank with barely damp moss on dry looking pellets for reptiles. I had them lift up the moss, and she looked a little wrinkled. right away she got some water to soak in. they had only had her a day. she was only $7.00. I actually wanted the blue sided leaf frog, but she , the chubby, was in dire need of a planted tank, and the leaf frog would be ok in its present environment. I like this frog, she has some kind of grumpy look, after she soaked up enough water looks like an engorged tick. Her markings are pale peach.

[Kurt]

Blue-sided leaf frog? Agalychnis annae? Is this what you saw for sale? I have been wanting some for like forever, never thought I would see any for sale. So tell me is this what you saw for sale?

[RikoAustria]

awesome chubby!

[justin shockey]

kurt that is so ****ing cool i would love to get one like that

[Kurt]

kurt that is so ****ing cool i would love to get one like that

Me too, but I bet if I ever do manage to come across any, they will be very expensive. They are considered endangered and rare. They are a closely related species to Agalychnis callidryas, the red-eyed leaf frog, which I already keep. So I should be able to handle. Now can I afford them? Thats the big question.

[justin shockey]

ya i bet there big bucks