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Many congrats Field both on the plethra of tads and the cracking pics
goodonya mate
Stu
A few new pics of the Kutari's/Koetari's:
One of my xmas presents...kind of frog-related
Another truncatus pic...the youngest is the boldest. Unfortunately my cheap point-and-shoot thought I wanted it to focus on the pep.
Another "Kutari/Koetari" pic...I think it shows off the deep blue coloration a little better than previous ones:
Nice ! Very dark colour composition for that population.
Nice looking frogs and the 29 is sweet!
Hey Phil, this line breeds pretty true to the darker end...which is weird because the other group (UE) produces consistently white-reticulated animals from what I have heard (though I haven't spoken directly with Mark, so I could be wrong). I would love to be able to pair up a couple of them...not getting my hopes up yet though.
Hey Glenn, thanks a bunch!
Another Kutari/Koetari pic:
One of the banded intermedius tads is about to pop front legs:
Wow great pics! I always like seeing your shots.
Two of the banded intermedius walked out today (best pic I could get):
Very Nice Field - was wondering how those fellas were doing yesterday. Beauties! happy you got a few so far w no issues.
RanaVenenosa Wrote:Very Nice Field - was wondering how those fellas were doing yesterday. Beauties! happy you got a few so far w no issues.
Thanks Scott, I'm excited they are doing well. My friend that bred them is having really good luck with them. I'm just keeping my fingers crossed that the other 2 morph out as healthy as the first two.
So not viv-pics, but still frog related. The first pic is with my buddy Ott (who bred my intermedius) at the entrance to Repticon Atlanta. Second one is with Tom and Jane from Under the Canopy. They got me into the hobby and have been incredibly generous to me over the years.
Some of the Kutari/Koetari cooperated today:
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