OP
OP
LagoonLounge
loving the reef life
Middle pic is a Ybyrapora diversipes sling.. hopefully soon I'll have a T Seladonia the price has gone down now
ID help please
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FangsAndGames
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Oophaga are nice but some morphs are insanely expensive but all make for good frogs for beginners except for smaller ones like escudo.
(Im an idiot for getting these as my first frogs!):
Ranitomeya are small and fast. Some morphs command a high price too like sirensis and fantastica morphs.
(Im an idiot for getting these as my first frogs!):
Ranitomeya are small and fast. Some morphs command a high price too like sirensis and fantastica morphs.
OP
OP
LagoonLounge
loving the reef life
FangsAndGames
Well-Known Member
Used to have frogs before I had these can't remember the name though...
excidobates mysteriosus
OP
OP
LagoonLounge
loving the reef life
They were pretty expensive if I remember rightly
FangsAndGames
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what are you looking for now? I can help with emails and I have the WhatsApp. I get the fruit fly problem LOL. Are you looking for anything in particular frog wise?
FangsAndGames
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Yep those guys are extremely rare
C. Eymann
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Glad to see more herp/ aracno lovers on the forum
Used to be really into T's /spiders, mostly pokies and avics, sold my collection off when I made the move from Kansas to Florida.
Also did some collection work for Dr. Sandidges work @ KU on the study of the loxosceles genus.
As far as the acro is concerned, needs to grow out a bit more to get an accurate guess of its species.
Used to be really into T's /spiders, mostly pokies and avics, sold my collection off when I made the move from Kansas to Florida.
Also did some collection work for Dr. Sandidges work @ KU on the study of the loxosceles genus.
As far as the acro is concerned, needs to grow out a bit more to get an accurate guess of its species.
FangsAndGames
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Again if u want to reach out to me id be thrilled to chat with you. @LagoonLounge
C. Eymann
2500 Club Member
Leave us spider lovers alone, lol
They are incredibly fascinating creatures for one,
Also poecilotheria metallica slings (babies) fetch ~$50 a piece and a female will lay 60-70 eggs each sac.
Raising slings sucks though, I raised 60x A. purpurea and that is a labor intensive process, but sold ea for $20 made a good bit of dead presidents
Not judging. Just the thought of them in an enclosure, on purpose, gives me the hibbitiejibbies. I am the guy that takes them outside instead of crushing them with a shoe, but that’s as long as I’ll have a relationship with one.
