Howdy from Texas!

[guppygal]

Welcome to the board!! You will fit in well here

Thankya kindly, ma'am!

I can relate to your 'canis lupus' and your ' Felis catus', but what the heck is a 'Hyla versicolor' ? Is that the friendly frog sitting on ....., hmmmm..., what is that?

darts are my game....the purty colored ones, that is ~

[MeTree]

Welcome to the forum! So glad to have you!

Your frogs look so great! In the thread that Cheri linked, I will be constantly updating it, so you can see my progress on the tank. I really can't wait! Thank you so much for holding her for me!

-Stanton

[guppygal]

Welcome to the forum! So glad to have you!

Your frogs look so great! In the thread that Cheri linked, I will be constantly updating it, so you can see my progress on the tank. I really can't wait! Thank you so much for holding her for me!

-Stanton

I am so glad to meet you, Stanton - this is wonderful!! When I first saw Cheri's post on another board, I thought that she was referring to a town called 'Livingston' in CA. I supposed I just skipped over it the first time, since we're nowhere near there, and YOU, kind sir, are not that far from me. I'm very tickled to help you out with your female cobalt - I have two, so whichever you choose, you can't go wrong. They're ready for a relationship, like, RIGHT NOW, but we don't want to rush things until you get your tank set up and ready to go.

Now, you DO realize that pdfs are highly addicting, right? They come in all kinds of colors, personalities, sizes, and shapes. If you decided that you enjoy your new Cobalts and want to set up another tank with a different morph or species, I'm sure that Cheri or one of us on this fine board can give you some direction.

Congrats, my new friend, and keep in touch!
kristi

[LilyPad]

Thankya kindly, ma'am!

I can relate to your 'canis lupus' and your ' Felis catus', but what the heck is a 'Hyla versicolor' ? Is that the friendly frog sitting on ....., hmmmm..., what is that?

darts are my game....the purty colored ones, that is ~

Hyla versicolor is the scientific name for a Gray Tree Frog. My little frog is sitting on my finger, I black and whited the background though LOL Sorry to confuse you!!

[guppygal]

Hyla versicolor is the scientific name for a Gray Tree Frog. My little frog is sitting on my finger, I black and whited the background though LOL Sorry to confuse you!!

Honey, I stay that way...

It certainly looks very friendly. Do you know if it's a male or female? My oldest frogs allow me to pick them up, but I rarely do, unless they just insist. You know how frogs can be....

[Jimifrog]

Welcome to the board! I am not too far from you down in Cypress.

[bshmerlie]

See.....there are froggers in Texas.

[clownonfire]

Welcome to Frog Forum, Kristi. I was on the board of a friend last week (Dart Den not to name it) and he was saying, jokingly, that he would be happy to send tree frog traffic towards our site as dart frogs were not our thing....

It's great to have you here!

Eric

[guppygal]

See.....there are froggers in Texas.

Few and far between, my dear ~

What cracks me up is some of the folks up north who have to travel thru several states to get to a 'meet'. In Texas, we can travel for hours on end and still not leave the state.

At work, we get visitors from the New England area who just wanna run up the road to Dallas, be back in a few.... it cracks me up.

TEXAS.....the last poison dart frontier.....

[guppygal]

Welcome to the board! I am not too far from you down in Cypress.

Sweet! PDFs?