Hi...I'm May!

[Billy]

Wow! I love the D. soralia! Interesting how the horizontal pupils are. I'd love to get some of all of those species. But for sheer color, none of them beat A. callidryas.

[justin shockey]

hello may

[Kurt]

I bored with Agalychnis callidryas, I have over three dozen of them. LOL

[Billy]

I bored with Agalychnis callidryas, I have over three dozen of them. LOL

Well, if you're soooo bored with them, send them to me

[Kurt]

I am not that bored.

[Billy]

I am not that bored.

Well, if you DO get bored....lol

[John]

Maya I have your answer for you from Jacq on Caudata.org (my other forum):

Hi John,

To keep a L. caerulea, Maya will need to apply for a category 2 licence through the 'Department of Environment and Conservation' of Western Australia.

This link contains the list of available reptiles and amphibians covered by licence categories ("Approved Reptile Keeping List 2003" - pdf): http://www.dec.wa.gov.au/animals/rep...ets/index.html

The application forms can be found here: http://www.dec.wa.gov.au/animals/rep...plication.html

Hope this helps!

Cheers, Jacq.

[pillipala]

thanks so much!
i'm fourteen so will be able to apply for my license
and then hopefully get some Northern Green Tree Frogs (White's) haha!

thanks everyone for welcoming me to the forum and for all your help

Maya