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Some of the morphs of the tricolor and anthonyi could dissapear becuase they produce soo many tadpoles and breed soo much and mabye some people don't like that. What would be cool is to just to keep one frog like a whole bunch of tricolors and anthonyis and only keep them and try to stabalize the less common morphs in the hobby.

 

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Richard,
Blue D. truncatus were actually near the top of my list before I even started thinking about working with frogs that are less common. I asked in the local thread but no one seems to have them, I had read that they were less common, but I didn't realize just how uncommon they really are. I wish you the best of luck expanding your collection, I'm sure you have a mile-long waitlist, but keep me in mind if/when you have some groups ready, I would love to be part of keeping the species in the hobby.

ExoticPocket,
I think that focusing on a species is a great idea. I was going to try to get all the D. leucomelas morphs, but now I'm thinking of trying to just keep a few species/morphs and try to learn as much as possible about the few I keep. I really like your Zarayunga, I hope you keep having great luck with them.

You can have some. Got a but load of eggs in the tank and like 7 morph outs and then some tads in the tank. hahaha That be cool to get all the morphs of a frog... Especially pumilio