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Old 02-01-2011, 07:06 PM
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I would agree. The first time I saw a group of adult Mints, I would definitely have described them as "football" size (I can be pretty hyperbolic in describing things!). They are much more massive than their snout-to-vent measurement would indicate.

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I didnt think darts actually enjoyed Mcdonalds....I guess I was wrong.
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Ack!!!!!...kill it before it destroys tokyo!!!!
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Um...that frog's lookin' at me like he can take me.
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Nice frogs man. They look massive but what is the actual size on those guys? They are not five inches right?
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Okay i have finally got a picture. Definately not a tomato frog, it wasn't pancake-like, it just had a big belly.
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So cute, btw are you stemcellsareawesome from youtube? If so, i am a huge fan of your videos
Also, i asked what they are being fed, they are feeding the smaller ones crickets and FF's, and the big one is being fed mealworms.
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Okay i have finally got a picture. Definately not a tomato frog, it wasn't pancake-like, it just had a big belly.
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it looks like a white blur...

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Why are photographs of mythical animals always blurry!
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