Thanks Lija for the non-judgmental answer I know it's hard to tell the nutters from the serious folks online.

I feel that working with these guys is a privilege and responsibility and will do everything in my power to replicate their natural environment first for their health and wellbeing. My interest in breeding them is that I feel that every one that comes into the trade is one LESS collected from the wild. It is the reason I chose this challenging species to work with. The second reason is that realistically looking at the climate where I live, this is the frog most likely to thrive. Conditions such as a humid environment would be too difficult to achieve uniformly (I know this well, as I keep hermit crabs and it took me almost a year to dial in their environment to be self-sustaining.)

So thanks again!