Expect it
The inibico project is a very very neat idea, especially because, quite understandably, new exciting frogs will come into the country, and will come in responsibly, not in droves that put a few hundred of another "less desirable" frog into the meat grinder. This is what happens right now when Pumilio come in - Hundreds of auratus die (not to mention the Pumilio) because that is what the importers are forced to do because the exporters need to move them, because they are losing them left and right, and they paid for them. It is all about money.
Unfortunately, the INIBICO project is not really that different. The government officials are not stupid. They know there is money in this, and they want a way to extract a large chunk of it for themselves. These frogs are slated to come in at about forty a piece. That price will of course change upon arrival because of time effort and markup, and will still be reasonable, but to get it past the Peruvian government, palm greasing is going to need to happen, I think.
The best way to get a few good answers out of this, is to contact someone in touch with Rainier Schulte, who is the Spearhead behind the INIBICO project, and get more up to date information.
At the same time, is there something wrong with the frogs that are already here? I would be disappointed if you were interested in the frogs coming in from the INIBICO project because they are new and expensive. There are a large number of peruvian frogs already here, bred in large numbers, that are extremely interesting. Unless you are searching for a specific species, and want to work with only that one for study reasons, consider some of the frogs that are already here. Trust me, no matter what the frog, it can be found if you network yourself deep enough with the right froggers, and develop your experience level.
I guess what this means, is that there are froggers out there that I simply give frogs to, (not sell) or trade frogs with, without thinking of the monetary value of the frogs back and forth, simply because they are good experienced froggers, and I know they will be successful with them.