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    My Poison Dart Frogs

    These two are my D. Auratus (Green & Bronze). I've had them around 7 months and I really enjoy them. I have a spare 18x18x24 Zoo Med with a solid glass top that I've been wanting to mess with for awhile. I think my Auratus would use more space, but then again I'd have to find something to put into the empty tank.





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    Those guys are awesome!

    I personally love the smaller darts, like imitator and pumilio, but auratus are great starters!
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    Re: My Poison Dart Frogs

    Quote Originally Posted by bfirecat View Post
    Those guys are awesome!

    I personally love the smaller darts, like imitator and pumilio, but auratus are great starters!
    Thanks, I like them all hahaha. I have a friend that has a great collection of various PDFs and I've been wanting a pair of his Imitator Chuzuta offspring for quite some time. If I get that new enclosure put together those are what I plan on putting in my established viv. His Chuzuta are incredibly bold, my Auratus are always out and since they are right next to my computer I'm always watching them doing frog-like things. I don't have much of an interest in keeping ones that are always hiding. I find them too amazing to look at to not be seen.
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    That is very true, most of them are quite shy.

    Tinctorius and Azureus are quite eye catching as well and bold as well

    Any pics of the vivarium?
    0.1 Butter
    0.2 Pastel
    0.1 Cinnamon
    0.1 Bumblebee
    0.1 Cinnamon Mystic
    0.4 Black Pewter
    0.1 Lemonblast
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    Those guys really stand out in a viv. Here's my enclosure as of today.

    Specializing in Ball Pythons, New Caledonian Geckos, and African Fat Tails


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    That metallic-y teal color is gorgeous
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