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[Jace]

Great to have you here, Wesley. It sounds like you and many others are doing great work and are setting an example for everyone around the world. I can't wait to hear of your experiences and hopefully see some pictures. Thank you so much for joining.

[wesleybrouwer]

Thanks for the nice welcoming.

I'll post some pictures of some of my vivs and animals since that;s always fun to see for others ofcourse.


Some of my P.bicolor and their offspring, since those little ones look so stunning





My O.pumilio "almirante"




P.aurotaenia "green banded"






A.galactonotus "red"







Red eyes






Tree toads and juveniles








And another of my favourites

[Paul Rust]

Welcome aboard, I am familiar with your organization. I am looking forward to sharing with and learning from you. Your english is very good.

[wesleybrouwer]

Thank you Paul.

I had to search for some pictures of vivs i have but i found some.
Some of them are changed again already since much of the plants need regular pruning,
wich i forget most of the time
I like to have my vivs well planted so i don't mind to have it wildered a little,
my frogs don't mind as well i suppose









Hope you got enough of an impression on what kind of tanks i got

[Jace]

Wow! Your frogs, toads and vivs are absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for sharing!

[John]

Very impressive, Wesley. I particularly like the Phyllobates aurotaenia.

[wesleybrouwer]

Thanks on the nice comments

@ John
I also think the aurotaenia are one of the most underestimated species in the hobby,
unforunate not many breeders around here.
Tough i found a 3rd line at the last DN kikkerdag in Nieuwengein, lots of English people were in Nieuwengein last Sunday as well,
To bad they never take a table to sell off their offspring, they only come to buy,
one of my bloodlines seem to be from England, but most find their origin in Germany,
or so i hear.

Anyways , totally happy to have another different bloodline of them.