Dart Den

D. auratus "Costa Rican"-

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And we have a winner!! (at least in my book) :mrgreen:

Excellent photo of a very under-appreciated species.

randommind Wrote:D. auratus "Costa Rican"

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Edit: Not sure why the picture didn't come through on the quote. It's supposed to be Wes's auratus shown above.

Second to last round of Baru coming along nicely. First pic from about 6 weeks ago. Second from today.

Echo is an attention whore :roll:

Not the Fennec Fox pic !! My GF goes nutz when she sees that.

Philsuma Wrote:Not the Fennec Fox pic !! My GF goes nutz when she sees that.

Ya, she's a chic magnet :mrgreen:

Orange Bicolor taken by Laura.

Newly sexed (today) male Osa calling while I hold him on his leaf.

Male Quepos

Female

Udder female;

Couple more days till August folks, post em if ya got em.

I like those Osa

Not the best quality, because I had to mess with color a lot, but here's a white-banded fantastica with 4 tadpoles:

Mid month POTM coming up...get em in quick.

Cruziolhyla calcarifer in situ. Costa Rica.

R. Variabilis Old Line 'Tor Linbo'
(Wish my camera had better macro)

So many good pics guys - Sherman, Brian....don't be surprised if they show up in a couple weeks or down the road !

O. pumilio in situ Costa Rica just south of the Nicaraguan border. This was one of the more orange populations. Some of the red ones were so vibrant the photos look completely fake.

Critically endangered Agalychnis lemur at the Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center.
Frogs in the wild are so much cooler. IMHO.
Travel! Buy the plane ticket. After that everything else figures itself out.