If it wasn't all that hard to keep pumilio and histos alive, healthy and producing offspring regularly, they would all be established in the hobby like auratus, azureus and tincs. They aren't though and there is a reason for that. Yes culturing ff's isn't rocket science but keeping the animals fed is only one small part of husbandry. I am not saying a new frogger could not keep and breed pumilio, just saying there are other frogs they are more likely to have success with when they are just starting out. There are things you learn and techniques in husbandry that only come through experience working with lots of different animals over a period of time. That being said, if someone new has the cash to throw at rare frogs, he has just as much of a right to buy them as I do. They just need to realize that things can go south as they get the "kinks" worked out of their own husbandry techniques.