Hylomantis lemur pics

[Bellerophon]

Introduced a few more H. lemur into their shared enclosure today. Such mesmerizing little guys.
please excuse the blown out areas. I really need to get some better lighting equipt.

Flickr: leeinhisroom's Photostream

[Ebony]

Wow! awesome photo's as always Lee, Your frogs have a wonderful enclosure I'm sure they will feel right at home.

[Kurt]

Awesome, but how do you get your hands on such a rare frog?

[Bellerophon]

lol sorry for the confusion guys, these are actually your frogs not mine. I was working with them in the reptile discovery center of the Smithsonian National Zoological park.

[John]

Very nice! Your photos are always very distinctive Lee.

[MichFrog]

Wow, beautiful pictures. Looks like it doesnt belong on this planet.

[Bellerophon]

Very nice! Your photos are always very distinctive Lee.

you can just say bad John, no need to sugar coat the criticism for me

Wow, beautiful pictures. Looks like it doesnt belong on this planet.

They sure are one of the more unique specimens. Unfortunately it wont be long until their no longer on the planet.

[Crystal6]

lol sorry for the confusion guys, these are actually your frogs not mine. I was working with them in the reptile discovery center of the Smithsonian National Zoological park.

Aww that means I can't get some for a pet.

[Kurt]

No, not at all.

[Crystal6]

No, not at all.

But.. you say they are rare.

[McLaura]

lol sorry for the confusion guys, these are actually your frogs not mine. I was working with them in the reptile discovery center of the Smithsonian National Zoological park.

I was just at the zoo a couple of weekends ago (mostly to look at the frogs), and missed these guys. I'll have to go by again sometime soon and check them out. I was really impressed with all the frogs in the Amazonia exhibit - I hadn't seen that before.

[John]

I wish Washington wasn't so far.

[Kurt]

Its not that far. It is an over night trip however.