Google my screen name and albino, I have several different morphs of Chelonia and Amphibians. All of my offspring, I produce more turtles then frogs, go into the pet trade, mostly HK. All the Purple/Black/Melanistic, what ever you want to call them, came from the same original breeder many years ago. These two and 3 others popped out of that line. It happens all the time in any species that have recessive, or other, genetic morphs.
The new cages we are building are for living outside, year round. I'm in south Florida, it's perfect weather here all but a few months out of the year. The new cages will have green house frames but only have the plastic the few months of cold we get. The way we do it now, and still will for some species, is only done in spring and summer.
This is how the new cages look, recycled from old turtle raising polys, and made in 5' and 8' diameters. They can be made as tall as needed, 6' is what we will be using. I like how they're working so far and will be heavily planted inside and around the whole outside. It's going to be fun to sit and watch.
This is is the first, there will be five more. I will post pics for you once they're all in a row, planted, and have the green house frame up. I hope this helps you understand, don't be afraid to go outside.
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Re: Pink Agalychnis callidryas
Originally Posted by Gerards
Google my screen name and albino, I have several different morphs of Chelonia and Amphibians. All of my offspring, I produce more turtles then frogs, go into the pet trade, mostly HK. All the Purple/Black/Melanistic, what ever you want to call them, came from the same original breeder many years ago. These two and 3 others popped out of that line. It happens all the time in any species that have recessive, or other, genetic morphs.
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