Way to be helpful guys
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Because there are many morphs of the same species, People try to keep the different morphs seperate so the different morph lines remain pure, and people know what frogs they are buying and where the frogs are from.
Hybrid frogs could be confused as one morph or another, and after a few generations, you would have a frog that does not resemble the morph line at all.
There is no market for designer morphs or hybrids in the hobby as in say the gecko hobby, so why bother. If you raise hybrids, you will not find a buyer for them.
You are not going to get very many helpful answers on this thread, as most act like children and revert to name calling and hostility whenever the subject comes up.
I suggest leaving the topic alone. The links provided are bashing sessions, don't waste your time reading them, take my explaination and drop it.
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