Wanted to share a good shot I was able to get today of my male Bullseye calling. Sorry for the I phone quality picture.
That's not a document, it's spreadsheet.
Yes, I have been told that frogs did sometimes come in as "filler" from some ornamental fish shipments.
I'm well aware of the cites database. I'd like to see the full version of the doc previously posted above. It is essentially useless in that abbreviated form. There are many many was to sort the cites data.Yeah, Doug. Dig around here: https://www.cites.org/eng/disc/text.php
Key: http://trade.cites.org/cites_trade_guidelines/en-CITES_Trade_Database_Guide.pdf
Basically, the "large" obligates came in with an undeclared purpose and came from an unknown source. The arborea and granulifera were confiscated specimens.
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Wanted to share a good shot I was able to get today of my male Bullseye calling. Sorry for the I phone quality picture.
I see, thanks for the explanation Spaff. Such cool frogs. I still want to watch that documentary about these guys. I find them to be so fascinating!
Cheers,
-Drew