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Oh, great website btw Chris. Just put two and two together. Planning on hitting the Wheaton show this summer.
D. Azureus weird color?
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I was thinking just along the lines of when it was recognized as it's own species. But again everyone knows what someone means when they say dendrobates.
Thanks! Needs some updates. Let me know when you make it; you are more than welcome to swing by for a frogroom visit.
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Newly morphing froglets can look very strange depending on what you feed the tads, feeding color enhancing flakes can dramatically change what an emerging froglet looks like. It would be better to check this guy out in 3 -5 months and then assess its appearance.
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No! By waiting that long to find out, we have to waste so much precious speculation time. Haha.
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I was reading a thread on Dart Den, and the OP said He had a forty breeder with 4 frogs. A green auratus, a blue auratus, a white and brown auratus, and an azureus. And If he got a 75 gallon how many more frogs could he put in there.
They all about shit!!!!!!!!! And explained mixing is bad.......
So he said he understood, and would set the 75 up for some tincs and put the azureus in with the other tincs. He wanted tincs, because they wouldn't be mixed, but each frog would be different colors, because tincs come in so many different colors. It would make a better display.
I was rolling on the floor reading it. I imagine a couple of strokes took place.
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To me, this is a potential demonstration of the connection of other Tincs to Azureus Tincs through genetics. As said before, however rare it may be, some froglets will show some old genes just through pure chance alone. I think it is pretty interesting, and would love update pics.
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