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Old 10-10-2011, 07:24 AM
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Default Known locality pumilio populations?

Another thread got me thinking about this. Of the populations of pumilio in the hobby, which ones do we have locality info on? which ones are we 99% sure of the locality? I'm not talking about Rich Fryes lines of frogs. But actual whole "morphs" we know are from where we say they are.

Heres a crude list, correct me if I'm wrong on any of these:
Cayo de Aqua
Isla Solarte/Cayo Nancy
San Cristobal
Bri Bri
Chiriqui Grande
Isla Colon - Bocas del Drago
Isla Bastimentos - Cemetery?
Cauchero?
Pastores/Shepherd Isle
Uyama River?
Rio Guarmo?
Rio Branco?
Isla Popa Norte - North?
Loma Partida?
anything else?

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'10 EU imports "Sarapiqui" blue jeans
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As in Sarapiqui Costa Rica? As in the Sarapiqui protected reserve? If so, I doubt that very much since CR doesn't allow export of any of its fauna. I live in EU and never saw or heard about any legal blue jeans import from CR last year. I highly doubt i missed it since any exports from CR would be BIG news, let alone Blue Jeans...
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As in Sarapiqui Costa Rica? As in the Sarapiqui protected reserve? If so, I doubt that very much since CR doesn't allow export of any of its fauna. I live in EU and never saw or heard about any legal blue jeans import from CR last year. I highly doubt i missed it since any exports from CR would be BIG news, let alone Blue Jeans...
Exactly which obligate egg feeders DO you work with at all, and who has the offspring of those frogs?
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Salt creek ,red frog beach,guaramo,branco,uyama,ejido yara,esperanza,tierra obscura,
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'10 EU imports "Sarapiqui" blue jeans
Who did you get that info from? I'm not saying your wrong, I just got "They are just Blue Jeans" when I got mine.

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Salt creek ,red frog beach,guaramo,branco,uyama,ejido yara,esperanza,tierra obscura,
I was under the impression only Rich Fryes Salt Creeks were known locality? The others are "orange and green leg".

What are Ejido Yara and Tierra Obscura?? When were they imported and from where/whom?
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Who did you get that info from? I'm not saying your wrong, I just got "They are just Blue Jeans" when I got mine.

From a friend in EU who would definitely know - must be the one person in EU that Erik TrollenScheisse doesn't know
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good to know.

How about the other populations i mentioned with question marks next to them? Anything I missed?
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Pretty sure all the BJ's that came in over the last couple of years are not Sarapiqui, likely just a hand full. The ones I have seen are exceptionally nice and very spotted.
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