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    Georgeous frog. Great choice. I was looking into getting some from understory enterprises, until I saw the price tag.

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    Quote Originally Posted by exasperatus2002 View Post
    Georgeous frog. Great choice. I was looking into getting some from understory enterprises, until I saw the price tag.
    Thanks! for how much UE sell them?

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    glad I saved the email for reference, it was dated june 7th 2012. I'd like to buy from them but Im on a tight budget.

    Hi Scott,
    Here are the current prices:
    Cruziohyla calcarifer - $385 - limited numbers ready for June
    Agalychnis spurrelli – gliding tree frog - $175 each – just arrived from Ecuador

    We are going to be bringing frogs into the US ourselves and then
    once they are safely in the US, they will be shipped directly to
    customers by UPS Next Day Air.
    There will be a $15 box/import fee per order (to help cover, the cost
    of heat packs, gel packs & shipping boxes and related import fees)
    plus whatever UPS charges for the shipping. The UPS charge to 18103
    will be $42 or $55 depending on the size of the box we need to use.


    Our next shipment will be in June but I have already applied for the
    CITES for that so we can not add any more CITES frogs for that
    shipment.
    This means that I can not bring in the A. spurrelli in June but it is
    still possible to bring in the calcarifer if we can finalize all
    details by the 11th.
    We will be bringing in another shipment in early September.
    A 25% non-refundable deposit now will hold the frogs for you until
    that shipment.

    Thanks for your inquiry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by exasperatus2002 View Post
    Hi Scott,
    Here are the current prices:
    Cruziohyla calcarifer - $385
    Wow that's crazy! now i feel extremely lucky i got my frogs for free, but well UE began this breeding project with frogs from the Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center and now every 50% of the sales go to the reserve which is a great way to help with conservation. This frogs are very rare species here in my country in the wild they are almost impossible to see, also they are not easy to breed as they will only lay their eggs on vines or roots overhanging a deposit of water on trees, but there's a reserve here called " Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center" they introduced some plastic tubes into the forest to simulate this deposites around 2003 i believe, now this is one of the few places where you can see this frogs almost every year. I am planning to use this same method to breed them.

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    Best of luck to you. Its because of that 50% that I wouldnt mind paying them extra but thats just to far out of my league at this time with out hitting the lottery (time = over my wifes lifespan). lol

    Quote Originally Posted by Leon1993 View Post
    Wow that's crazy! now i feel extremely lucky i got my frogs for free, but well UE began this breeding project with frogs from the Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center and now every 50% of the sales go to the reserve which is a great way to help with conservation. This frogs are very rare species here in my country in the wild they are almost impossible to see, also they are not easy to breed as they will only lay their eggs on vines or roots overhanging a deposit of water on trees, but there's a reserve here called " Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center" they introduced some plastic tubes into the forest to simulate this deposites around 2003 i believe, now this is one of the few places where you can see this frogs almost every year. I am planning to use this same method to breed them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leon1993 View Post
    ... This frogs are very rare species here in my country in the wild they are almost impossible to see, also they are not easy to breed as they will only lay their eggs on vines or roots overhanging a deposit of water on trees, but there's a reserve here called " Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center" they introduced some plastic tubes into the forest to simulate this deposites around 2003 i believe, now this is one of the few places where you can see this frogs almost every year. I am planning to use this same method to breed them.
    Hi Leon! I'm glad the Costa Rica Amphibian Research Center is doing good work helping out the frog's populations. Found their website and will read all info later today. Please do share with us pics of your breeding set-up with those plastic tubes you mentioned. Very few of us can obtain and keep those frogs, so we love to see them, even if only in photos. Take care and good luck with your projects .
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mentat View Post
    Please do share with us pics of your breeding set-up with those plastic tubes you mentioned.
    Sure i will share some pictures soon!

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    I finally moved them into their breeding set up, you can see a video here: Cruziohyla calcarifer. - YouTube

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