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    All my frogs (3 azureus and 2 terribillis mint bicolor) tap their longest rear toes whenever i feed them. While it is very cute, and fun to watch, I find myself wondering the reason for this behavior. On one hand it seems to be like a dog wagging its tail, letting everyone know they are happy...
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