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Looking Good Nigel. Do you have any construction pics? Your vivs are great.

Looks great! Got a FTS?

Does FTS stand for Front Tank Shot?

Nigel Moses said:

Does FTS stand for Front Tank Shot?

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Full tank shot

heatfreakk3 said:

Full tank shot

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yeah what they said

pics of frogs too!!

Frogs arrive in the beginning of June. I will definitely keep you updated.

really nice viv i also look foward to owning my own blue jeans thanks for the pictures

They are mind blowing in person, the red is so deep.

Yeah pretty nice, what line are they?

The parents came in last year with the '10 CB Blue Jean Imports. I was lucky enough to acquire four of two separate pairs offspring and they are doing great.

Nigel Moses said:

The parents came in last year with the '10 CB Blue Jean Imports. I was lucky enough to acquire four of two separate pairs offspring and they are doing great.

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If they were imported then how were they CB?

Amazing frogs none the less.

I think he is saying he bought the offspring of the imports and yes they are cool. I think others have said this before as well but I remember paying $35 each for them back when I first started. Wish I knew then what I do now.

Nigel Moses said:

The parents came in last year with the '10 CB Blue Jean Imports. I was lucky enough to acquire four of two separate pairs offspring and they are doing great.

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The parents were frogs from the 2010 EU imports of "CB" Costa Rican Blue Jeans. Although I purchased them as such, seeing the frogs makes one question the "CB" designation, sadly.

As Bruce said, his frogs are CB offspring of those imported frogs.

Thanks again Oz! I look forward to seeing your collection again and purchasing more frogs. Perhaps when you have the time for Geckos, I can help you out with a pair of CB U. phantasticus.

I love Blue Jeans and hear of them often, but I do not know what species frog it is. Is it a Pumilio? Can someone enlighten me? Thanks.

andry said:

I love Blue Jeans and hear of them often, but I do not know what species frog it is. Is it a Pumilio? Can someone enlighten me? Thanks.

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Depends on who you ask. They were originally classified as O. pumilio, but there was a proposal to reclassify them and other Costa Rican pumilio as O. typographa (the same one that also suggested the Escudo de Veraguas population to be another distinct species). The change seems to be more accepted in Europe than over here.