[toxin421]

http://http://www.africanmemories.com/index.php?comp=product&op=view&id=997

 

[toxin421]

 

[toxin421]

Distributor African Art Crafts Gifts Collectable Figurines Sculptures

 

[Baltimore Bryan]

I have seen those described as Excidobates cf. captivus, I am not sure if it is a different locale of captivus or an different but related species though.
Bryan

 

[SmackoftheGods]

I don't think it's a captivus.... I could be wrong but I've never seen a captivus that looks like that.

Dendrobates.org - Excidobates captivus

 

[Ross]

Ranitomeya daleswansoni

 

[boabab95]

well, the first pic in that link it dendrobates fakeosis, and i think the next one is R.daleswansoni

 

[boabab95]

oh, beat me to it...

 

[ryank458]

Lol! Fakeosis.

 

[Baltimore Bryan]

I know it doesn't look like a captivus, but I saw that photo listed like that on these two links...

www.DendroBase.de

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/identification-forum/51528-what-species.html

I could certainly be wrong and maybe those websites had outdated or simply wrong information, so please correct me if I'm wrong. However, the only picture I've seen of R. daleswansoni is this

from this page:
http://www.dendrobates.org/articles/Rueda-Almonacid&Rada2006_D.daleswansoni.pdf

Anyone else have any thoughts?
Thanks,
Bryan

 

[fleshfrombone]

Very cool little frog. I wonder how many are already in Europe....