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Sexing a Tinctorius New River

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I'm in doubt about the sex of this frog, I have an ovate female, but I haven't heard him sing yet. Unfortunately where I live it's very difficult to find dendros, so I'm pairing with an alanis.

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BrendonLee said:
Unfortunately where I live it's very difficult to find dendros, so I'm pairing with an alanis.
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Please don't. This hobby does not need people mixing locales just for the fun of it.
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BrendonLee said:
where I live it's very difficult to find dendros
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Often this is due to legal issues. I understand that the possession of native wildlife species in Brazil is restricted. Is it legal to keep native Dendrobatid species there?
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Socratic Monologue said:
Often this is due to legal issues. I understand that the possession of native wildlife species in Brazil is restricted. Is it legal to keep native Dendrobatid species there?
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there are exceptional cases, but the laws have been changing, and there are people interested in obtaining authorization. I believe that in a few years a lot of things will change for the better
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fishingguy12345 said:
Please don't. This hobby does not need people mixing locales just for the fun of it.
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i agree, unfortunately i lost my male alanis. another option would be to leave the new river him alone, do you think it's more viable?
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BrendonLee said:
i agree, unfortunately i lost my male alanis. another option would be to leave the new river him alone, do you think it's more viable?
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Yes. They don't need companionship.
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fishingguy12345 said:
Yes. They don't need companionship.
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Thank you, I'm new to the hobby, I want to do everything the best way
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