[Devin Edmonds]

While all of the east-coasters were at IAD I went down to St. Louis and picked up some galactonotus from Patrick Nabors. It was amazing seeing his collection, very impressive. I wouldn't ever hesitate to buy frogs from him again. Below are a few photographs of the frogs and their terrarium.

Devin
http://www.amphibiancare.com

 

[Guest]

Very nice Devin!
I will agree, Patrick's place is unreal!

 

[john_159]

that viv is nice! what's that alocasia looking thing in the middle?

 

[Devin Edmonds]

I think that large plant is Alocasia 'amazonica' but I'm not 100% sure. I picked it up from Target last summer and finally set up a terrarium tall enough for it. Thanks for the comments,

Devin
http://www.amphibiancare.com

 

[kyle1745]

Very nice! they are on my list to get also...

 

[Derek Benson]

I just got one at Target as well for like $3.99 and it looks the same as yours.

 

[JJuchems]

I love buy plant from Target and Kmart when they mark them down. At my local Target I have picked up some great plant mark down very cheap! And they were not half dead.
Later and Happy Frogging,
Jason Juchems

 

[Devin Edmonds]

I agree. It's ironic that often large chains and home improvement stores will have a better selection of tropicals than the local garden center. It seems to be a recent change, I don't remember orchids, bromeliads or unusual tropicals ever being availible regularily at any place else than garden centers or nurseries until maybe 4 or 5 years ago but maybe I just wasn't looking hard enough. I recently saw a Nepenthes species at my local grocery store, and for only $7! I'd love to see the greenhouses of the nurseries that supply large chain stores like that, they must be massive.