[SutorS]

Hello All,
I've posted a thread about them before (so apologies if redundant) and I know they're not the world's most popular morph but I thought it might be interesting to show how mine have developed. Also to thank all those who have helped me, given advice, etc. I've learned a lot and I am looking forward to raising the many more tads and froglets. I hope you all enjoy,
-Sean

 

[curlykid]

thanks for posting this! there's just something about campanas...

 

[mordoria]

These look great. PIcs dont do them justice

 

[ocellaris123]

Awesome man, if you were closer I would have been interested in that trio of yours . Keep up the good work

 

[SutorS]

Thanks I really love these frogs. If I had space I'd be holding onto them, but it's time someone else enjoys the process of watching them court, produce, and watching those tads raise. I just graduated college, so the next few months are kind of up in the air as to where I will be. I am keeping only my intermedius and a pair of K&C auratus (because theyre not producing).

I will be posting pictures of the froglets as they develop. Right now they're a metallic olive green and dark brown

 

[SutorS]

Here's a froglet that's been sitting outta the water all day. Strange colors and large compared to the other morphouts