New Darts
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the darts skin is only toxic in the wild because of the types of bugs that they eat, captive born darts are no toxic
These are captive born so not toxic.
They are a Tinctorius. The patrica morph and the Alanis morphs
There are many different kinds of Tincs.
These ones I got from a guy in texas. I got 29 of the patricia and 4 of the alanis.
I am going to sell them for $45 each. Although the alanis I might keep
They are a Tinctorius. The patrica morph and the Alanis morphs
There are many different kinds of Tincs.
These ones I got from a guy in texas. I got 29 of the patricia and 4 of the alanis.
I am going to sell them for $45 each. Although the alanis I might keep
wow i didnt even know that! i just overlooked the fact that their poison isnt formed by the actual animal directly . lol well now i kno
you never want to handle dart frogs or any anphibian really. there skin is way to sensitive and the natural oils on our hands can pose a threat to them!!!Rofl_Raider;1793682; said:awesome frogs i could never keep due to my tendancy to forget to wash my hands after handling
They're beautiful!!!!! I want to keep a few, but I don't want to go through the trouble of cilturing fruit flies right now. I love their colors and patterns!!!
those are some nice darts, my work use to keep them stocked all kinds of darts i loved the red and black ones and the green and black. I not sure of the names.
