Dead amazonica

[Paul Rust]

How are the rest of the darts, Paul? I hope they have recovered-or in the process of making a full recovery. I didn't realize this species was so tiny. Amazing how something so small can fill such a big place in your heart. All the best to the others...

The rest are a little larger and can probably take the cool temps a little better. When we move next month I will have better control of temps. These guys attatch to your heart because they are so tiny when they are froglets that everyday seems like a touch and go situation and they are very hard to find in a 75g fully planted enclosure. Plus the cost, each one costs over $100.00 so it takes time to save up and obsess over them. I have had mine for over a year now so I think it hurts more for John to sell his imitators that he loved so much to get the new ones and then lose one. It all just sucks to have any frog die.

[lnaminneci]

So sorry Paul! I am sure your girlfriend feels horrid! She will be afraid to turn any airconditioner on now. Try to reassure her that you still love her and give her a big hug!
I hope the other frogs are doing well!

[daziladi]

Sorry to hear John and Paul... they get close to our hearts, don't they. He was so tiny, kinda feel bad for the girlfriend too she must feel bad about it. Maybe she'll buy you a new one.

[Jace]

John, I am sorry to hear of your loss, as well.

I don't know much about darts, but having read all of the time and effort all of you have put towards them, it must be hard to see one die. Losing any frog is hard, but some have a very special place in our hearts and that makes it harder. Best of luck with the rest of the darts, and I hope that no-one else looses a frog again any time soon...