Good luck with that. Since posting my picture of my Rio Branco I haven't been able to see him :O
Congrats on the success! Keep up the good work.
Good luck with that. Since posting my picture of my Rio Branco I haven't been able to see him :OI'll try an get pictures when it comes back out.
He isn't quite ready to venture out of the brom yet, so I think I can catch him sitting on one of the leaves again. I've seen him 3 times, just haven't gotten a good picture. Once he's in the leaf litter, I'll accept defeatGood luck with that. Since posting my picture of my Rio Branco I haven't been able to see him :O
Congrats on the success! Keep up the good work.
Thanks! They are pretty awesome. I'm working with 3 pairs, the colors are all pretty crazy looking.Wow, congrats. Those are some of my favorite frogs!![]()
Hopefully you just start finding froglets thenwe can maybe work that deal...Ive been seeing and hearing a lot of courting. I think theyre hiding eggs from me, but Im not about to disturb them. They have a ton of film cans to deposit in.
Sounds like a good idea. I would like to form an unrelated group someday. Maybe we could work out a deal in the spring or something. I should have quite a few froglets of various Ranitomeya and pumilio in a few months.Their call is pretty quiet compared to my vanzos or imis, I was suprised. I have an unrelated bloodline or two coming to me this spring, so Im really REALLY hoping to put a lot of work in with this species and work with Chris Miller on a taxon management plan for these guys. This is a frog we are in real danger of losing in this hobby if we dont get it together