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Old 05-08-2008, 07:22 PM
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I went to pick up a few crickets and came home with this little "critter" labled as "FANCY TREE FROG". Can some identify the species?









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I think thats a tiger legged leaf frog. Phyllomedusa hypochondrialis? Its a savage looking little frog!!!!
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yep its a tiger leg tree frog... quiet delicate, requires the same type care as red eyes... is this your first frog?
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I have 5 Tanzanian Red legged Walking Frogs, 2 Golden Tree Frogs
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different type of care for these guys.... some of the more delicate captives, along with RETF and waxy monkeys.
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