Dyscophus species.

[John]

I didn't know that D. antognili is CITES appendix 1. I suppose the slightly different looking D. guineti I've seen must just be slightly aberrant in color.

[Kurt]

Maybe.

Kurt

[Jeremiah]

I would like to get an Dyscophus antongilii too. I recently asked someone about it who breeds D. guineti and he said that he doesn't know where you could get any. He said you would need to get a US permit to keep one. If I wanted one bad enough maybe I would do that. I have been thinking about getting a Radiated Tortoise in which I would need to get a US Permit. But I have always wanted a Radiated.

I recently saw to juvenile Tomato Frogs for sale at my local PetSmart. The were advertised as Dyscophus antongilii. The color on their backs was brighter than pictures of D.g. that I have seen. It's hard to tell if they are the real thing though. I would buy them but I lost my job and am low on funds.

[John]

You can't get them - they are CITES Appendix I.