packer43064;4333369; said:
Do you think everyone who sells frogs is Honest?
Are are frogs CB really?
Does Everyone who has a multi-species tank tell everyone they have one?
dart frogs
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Do you think everyone who sells frogs is Honest?
Are are frogs CB really?
Does Everyone who has a multi-species tank tell everyone they have one?
Here is a Link to my Video from The FT Worth Zoo's MOLA
Poison Dart Frog Exhibit.
http://travel.webshots.com/video/3030223870049512846dRKFWD?vhost=travel
And a few Pics
Poison Dart Frog Exhibit.
http://travel.webshots.com/video/3030223870049512846dRKFWD?vhost=travel
And a few Pics
I think we all have different opinions. There is no point in bickering or arguing over the same thing page after page after page. Let's just agree to disagree. This thread is pointless if it just goes one way then back the other way. Some like to mix some do not. Waste of a thread really. All the OP wanted was some info on dart frogs, not a thread going back in forth.
with darts size doesent matter i've heard of pumio taking down tincs
here is my tank
http://s969.photobucket.com/albums/ae179/Vivbulider/?action=view¤t=1985004.jpg
here is my tank
http://s969.photobucket.com/albums/ae179/Vivbulider/?action=view¤t=1985004.jpg
devder1;4335653; said:I would absolutely love to keep a few of these, but I have such a hard time keeping up a high humidity because it's so dry here
There are easy ways to raise the humidity levels
Pumilios taking down tincs? I find it a little hard to believe. But in reality they should really should not be in the same tank anyways. Pumilios are tough little frogs
I think alot of the people that do sell frogs are honest. Not all but alot of them are. And yes most dart frogs are Cb these days. I let every one that buys from me know if the frogs are CB, F1's F2's.
Hybridization is a concern and alot of people do not have the heart to cull the froglets, eggs, tads. Keeping the offspring and no selling them is not going to work long term. Most darts breed weekly. My smallest clutches being 1 egg and largest being 27. It is not going to take long to get over run and then the hybrid start leaking out into the hobby.
There is quite a few ways to keep the humidity up, Devder1. Dart frog tanks need a glass lid which help with the humidity. Planting the tank with live plants also helps along with daily misting. It is very doable. if I can help you out let me know.
I am glad I steped out of this conversation for a few days it was getting no where quick. ( but I was also glad to see a few people actual agree with my opinion). So i will avoid the whole mixing conversation ( pointless anyways) and see if I can answer any other questions that may arise.
I think alot of the people that do sell frogs are honest. Not all but alot of them are. And yes most dart frogs are Cb these days. I let every one that buys from me know if the frogs are CB, F1's F2's.
Hybridization is a concern and alot of people do not have the heart to cull the froglets, eggs, tads. Keeping the offspring and no selling them is not going to work long term. Most darts breed weekly. My smallest clutches being 1 egg and largest being 27. It is not going to take long to get over run and then the hybrid start leaking out into the hobby.
There is quite a few ways to keep the humidity up, Devder1. Dart frog tanks need a glass lid which help with the humidity. Planting the tank with live plants also helps along with daily misting. It is very doable. if I can help you out let me know.
I am glad I steped out of this conversation for a few days it was getting no where quick. ( but I was also glad to see a few people actual agree with my opinion). So i will avoid the whole mixing conversation ( pointless anyways) and see if I can answer any other questions that may arise.
