Dendrobates tinctorius 'Powder Blue/Grey Legged'

I have tried to search this before posting but got conflicting answers. One site says "There are two different forms of this frog, one with blue legs and one with grey legs, but its unclear if there are two different populations or just a genetic difference between members of the same population." And the other says "Name. tinctorius.
'Powderblue'.
Country: Surinam.
Photo: Taken in terrarium
Reliability: 100% real morph.
Locality & info: Tapanahoni River, east of Eilerts de Haan Gebergte. Blue and grey legs occur in the same population! Other names are 'Grijspoot' (NL) and 'Graubeiner' (DE).

Not sure which is the most up to date information basically?

They are both from the same population and can be mixed.

Ok but will 2 blue legs have grey offspring ?

Varaderos said:

Ok but will 2 blue legs have grey offspring ?

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I can't answer this but can say that my grey legged pair produced both grey and blue.

A blue legged pair will produce greys. Not to often from what ive been told.

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Ok ty the. There the same frog if it was a diff sub group even it would not produce the other

Its basically what has been done with the azureus. Where u have standard, sky blue, and fine spot. They've just been line bred for color traits but are all the same species.

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is this still the concensus? I have powders with grey legs. just wanted to make sure I could introduce some blues without having an issues

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It is my understanding, as others have stated above, that they are from the same population.