Super Blue Auratus boldness
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I have Turquoise and Bronze Auratus. As I understand it, Super Blues are from the same population as T&B (maybe a different import, or selectively bred?). They are a completely different morph than the blue and blacks, though.
In my experience, they are very bold. They are just as visible as my Citronella Tincs, which many people consider one of the bolder morphs. In fact, the T&B Auratus are my favorite frog: they are usually out-and-about all day, they can be kept in groups, and they have very interesting social dynamics.
Tom
In my experience, they are very bold. They are just as visible as my Citronella Tincs, which many people consider one of the bolder morphs. In fact, the T&B Auratus are my favorite frog: they are usually out-and-about all day, they can be kept in groups, and they have very interesting social dynamics.
Tom
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Mine are very bold,, always out on the open, will sit put and beg for food when I approach the lid. They are in my living room which has high traffic and my two year old son with his toys. So they may Be conditioned and used to seeing people. But they are not skid dish and they do not hide.
Mine are from Adam Butt, who himself got his breeders from SNDF.
I have 28 froglets OOTW but they are all only 1-2 months old so I won't be posting them for sale or shipping them will e spring.
Mine are from Adam Butt, who himself got his breeders from SNDF.
I have 28 froglets OOTW but they are all only 1-2 months old so I won't be posting them for sale or shipping them will e spring.
Ha we are in england,our superblues can be traced right back to sndf via understory as to boldness well we will sit on the fence,we have 3 one our male i know know is so shy we have had them for months and still barely see him we see him occassionally normally at egg time doing his thing,which it seems he's damn good at,as luck would have it we also got 2 ladies one is not as bold as the others but is a total glutton and is not bothered by us the other is somewhere in between the 2,should you get some HELL YES
we are beginners our sb's shocked the living daylights out of us by starting breeding way before we thought even possible,we now have more tads than i care to mention from them and good strong healthy bouncy little froglets appearing weekly, now. I think that although they have this shy rep,that these are possibly as good a starter frog as one would want,and the kids seem to grow like weeds too. it is still veryearly for us one froglet in front of the next lot by 3 weeks then another 3 and just comming ootw now another 3 if you are drawn to these have a look at our room thread lots of pics of what you are letting yourself in for,here's a taste
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we love these,and they seem to like us too,possibly the first breeding here,mad huh,i'd lay odds that there are more histos here then these,well there were
, and i reiterate although obsessed we are beginners
you want these now!!!!!!!
regards
Stu
we are beginners our sb's shocked the living daylights out of us by starting breeding way before we thought even possible,we now have more tads than i care to mention from them and good strong healthy bouncy little froglets appearing weekly, now. I think that although they have this shy rep,that these are possibly as good a starter frog as one would want,and the kids seem to grow like weeds too. it is still veryearly for us one froglet in front of the next lot by 3 weeks then another 3 and just comming ootw now another 3 if you are drawn to these have a look at our room thread lots of pics of what you are letting yourself in for,here's a taste
we love these,and they seem to like us too,possibly the first breeding here,mad huh,i'd lay odds that there are more histos here then these,well there were
, and i reiterate although obsessed we are beginnersyou want these now!!!!!!!
regards
Stu
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