Quote Originally Posted by SethD View Post
There are also plenty of knowledgeable people in other areas too though I agree the dart frog hobby is larger than the "other frogs" portion of the hobby.
Not even close, look at the pet stores, kingsnake ads and import numbers, the "other frogs" outnumber darts by a huge margin, but most of them disappear into the disorganized mess and die instead of being cared for by dedicated hobbyists.




Quote Originally Posted by SethD View Post
I also know from reading your posts in other forums that you have been spending a lot of money lately and got most of them within the past six months. As far as that is concerned more power to you.
I got my first exotic frogs in 1993, a pair of wild caught red eyed tree frogs which lived under my care until 1999 along with a number of other frogs. I had to take a break from the hobby from 2000-2006 while I served my country, and rejoined the hobby in late 2008. Guess what frogs were the first in my new collection? Red eyes again, followed shortly by Phyllomedusa hypochondrialis. A little over a year later they are thriving and breeding for me, and my collection is growing now that I have the means to pursue what I have wanted to do since I was a kid with his first frogs 17 years ago. Sucking on mommy and daddy's teat instead of serving your country and making your way on your own does not make you a superior frogger, just an immature man-child.