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  1. February 9th, 2011 #1
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    Here are the newly morphed froglets - 2 regular and 4 reticulated albinos or leucistics (too soon to tell!)... one little RA/L is interesting in particular...has some shading along it's spine...will be interested in seeing how it develops!

    Took some pictures of them along side a full grown natural male and an albino female for size comparison, the ruler is in inches for extra effect




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    Natural Froglet next to Shaded froglet






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    mmmmm blood worms!!!

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    Pretty cool pics. Nothing better than frogs ;-)
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    I agree with Don..Thanks for sharing .
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    Lovely, Jenste, thanks, I particularly like the lil' guy with a bloodworm in his mouth in the last pic
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    I think the size comparison photo is very useful. Thank you for posting and well done on the little ones!
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