Me am stupid

[Kurt]

Thanks. The problem is who can I tear apart? Chances are the responsible party will never have to deal with the consequences of his or her incompetence. The seller says not to worry, that I will be taken cared of.

Rhacophorus reinwardtii are indeed a beautiful frog, as a few others in the genus. Check out these relatives -

Rhacophorus nigropalmatus
http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/im...+nigropalmatus
Rhacophorus kio
http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/im...hacophorus+kio
Rhacophorus pardalis
http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/im...horus+pardalis

[Billy]

No problem. Atleast the seller will compensate you. Those are such awesome frogs, you are gonna make me drool! I think my fave would be R. pardalis

[Kurt]

Yeah pardalis is a beautiful frog.

[Billy]

Yeah pardalis is a beautiful frog.

Speaking of beautiful, have you seen pics of B. pardalis(leopard toad)? I know you like Bufonids, and this is one I have on my hit list. Check it out

[Kurt]

Yeah I familar with them. They are in one of my field guides, Amphibians of Central and Southern Africa by Alan Channing. I also like pantherinus, the western leopard toad. Trouble is with having all these books is that I fall in love with frogs that I may never get to see, never mind have.

[Billy]

Yeah I familar with them. They are in one of my field guides, Amphibians of Central and Southern Africa by Alan Channing. I also like pantherinus, the western leopard toad. Trouble is with having all these books is that I fall in love with frogs that I may never get to see, never mind have.

Same here. pantherinus is also on my list, but probly won't be able to get 98% of my list. Makes me sad, but I just dote on the ones I have even more.

[John]

Given the climate in the states through which they have to travel, I think you can write them off as dead at this point. It's a shame and it's why I despise commercial collection. Oh well.