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While my peers were in Mexico getting drunk over spring break, I chose to be a nerd and travel to Chicago to visit the Shedd Aquarium and other museums and institutions. Here are a few photographs of some of the frogs at the Shedd:
On the right is the terrarium housing the yellow terribilis, on the left is one housing a few azureus.
Epipedobates zaparo
D. galactonotus terrarium
This terrarium housed many species of Mantella that the Shedd has produced including bernhardi, haraldmeieri, viridis and nigricans. Many of the frogs had spindley leg.
M. nigricans
M. haraldmeieri
A darker M. haraldmeieri
The next few photographs were taken earlier this week in my basement, they aren't the Shedd's frogs.
Panama green and bronze auratus
Reticulated auratus
I picked up two ventrimaculatus from Kevin and Brian Hoff on Sunday, this is one of them.
Mantella expectata terrarium
Mantella expectata, this is my brightest male.


On the right is the terrarium housing the yellow terribilis, on the left is one housing a few azureus.

Epipedobates zaparo

D. galactonotus terrarium


This terrarium housed many species of Mantella that the Shedd has produced including bernhardi, haraldmeieri, viridis and nigricans. Many of the frogs had spindley leg.

M. nigricans

M. haraldmeieri

A darker M. haraldmeieri
The next few photographs were taken earlier this week in my basement, they aren't the Shedd's frogs.

Panama green and bronze auratus

Reticulated auratus

I picked up two ventrimaculatus from Kevin and Brian Hoff on Sunday, this is one of them.

Mantella expectata terrarium

Mantella expectata, this is my brightest male.