01-27-2013, 02:44 AM
Hello DartDen!
I have A question about purchasing frogs from Reptile conventions as my brother and I will be attending Microcosm in San Diego, CA. I have spoken to one of the reps from the show that informed me that Dart Frogs will be present at the convention. The question that enters my mind is in this two day event the frogs will be in small containers for a long period of time and people walking by to see the frogs and possibly picking up the cups for further viewing. I can only imagine how much stress that can have on the frog(s). I was also considering purchasing from a well known website or breeder, but then shipping worries me as well.
Anyone in the SoCal (Inland Empire / Los Angeles area) area that has D. Tinc. Azurues', Phyllobates Terribilis, Dendrobates Tinctorius Matecho (Orange) for sale? I know I should of posted this paragraph in the wanted section, but I wanted to address two birds with one answer, thanks Dartden and thanks for all the shared knowledge and experience to bring a new hobbyist into the hobby.
I have A question about purchasing frogs from Reptile conventions as my brother and I will be attending Microcosm in San Diego, CA. I have spoken to one of the reps from the show that informed me that Dart Frogs will be present at the convention. The question that enters my mind is in this two day event the frogs will be in small containers for a long period of time and people walking by to see the frogs and possibly picking up the cups for further viewing. I can only imagine how much stress that can have on the frog(s). I was also considering purchasing from a well known website or breeder, but then shipping worries me as well.
Anyone in the SoCal (Inland Empire / Los Angeles area) area that has D. Tinc. Azurues', Phyllobates Terribilis, Dendrobates Tinctorius Matecho (Orange) for sale? I know I should of posted this paragraph in the wanted section, but I wanted to address two birds with one answer, thanks Dartden and thanks for all the shared knowledge and experience to bring a new hobbyist into the hobby.