there are probably people with very rare frogs in the hobby, but thats really too broad a question. by hobby, does a single individual or a few people having a frog make it "in the hobby" there is also a LOT of discretion when interpreting "rare". i wouldnt be surprised to find that some frogs, which arent even believed to be in captivity, are hiding out in a few collections. sirensis for example. if twomey and brown could find them, im sure a smuggler could too, perhaps even more easily since smugglers give monetary incentives to locals.
and on the topic of people here on DB.
with a new join date and low post count, even after both of you have explained that you've been in the dart hobby for years, you could in reality be a 12 year old sitting at home on moms computer with 0 dart experience, and none of us would be the wiser. with a long post history its easy to tell that at least youve been active in reading and responding to posts, and its usually assumed that you know SOME about the ins and outs of the hobby as well as the animals. to come on here and act like someone was an ass for calling you out is ridiculous. its a pretty tight knit community, and like or hate each other, names and info travel quick. its far more likley that your average person looking for comments on this sort of question, is new to the hobby and unaware of the implications with owning these animals, which is generally the endgame.
and in this case i think the "D Bags" are people who assume everyone should look at a low post count or new join date and say, "of course that person has close to a decade of experience with darts" i sure as hell know i'm not a mind reader. my exes would be happy to confirm this.
james