Tincs - Mt atachi bakka ?

[Stu&Shaz]

Simply put what do you guys call these and do you have them ? If you keep can i have some pics please and any other info
regards all, and of course thanks.
Stu

[Philsuma]

From Tropical Experience:

http://www.tropical-experience.nl/index ... &Itemid=49

Colourmorph 9.
Name: D. tinctorius.
'Atachi Bakka'.
Locality: Central French Guiana
Photo: Taken in terrarium.
Reliability: 100% real morph.
Area & Info: West part of central French Guina near the village Maripasoula. The frog looks a lot like the yellowback from Saül. In the south of the village Maripasoula are the mountains called 'Monts Atachi Bakka'. Maripasoula is near the Maroni River (Marowijnerivier).

Stu,

I've owned a pair of "Saul" yellowbacks that supposedly came from Nabors line but I can't ever remember seeing actual site specific Atachi bakka frogs advertised here in the U.S.

[Stu&Shaz]

thanks Phil,yes i have talked to Todd about his saul yellow backs,one of which bare a distinct similarity to our macheto,thanks mate...anyone else have any knowledge of these?
belucky kiddo
Stu

[Stu&Shaz]

Alittle bit more info on these and Saul, which i've probably stated elsewhere but deserves to be here.The Attachibakka population carriers a degree of variation in colour some individuals being very pale in colour,almost white i'm told by Ruud Shouten,whom collected ours. The Saul population is a more uniform deep yellow, So some of the attachis will be of very similar appearance to the Saul yellow back.
regards
Stu

[JL-Exotics]

SNDF imported and distributed some WC Atachi Bakka yellow-backs several years ago when the large tinc import occurred in 2009.