If there are other species outside of this genus you can list them too. The one problem I can remember of the tiny species is that they are hard to come by and are expensive.
I'm kind of looking for a challenge. It's the reason I've been cutting back on my collection in the last year. I decided not to buy any new frogs until I can find a more difficult species to work with.
Ranitomeya reticulata gets my vote.
About $80-100 for a well started froglet
Uncommon but not rare in the U.S hobby. At least two different 'morphs' or populations / imports
The males are VERY combative. Deaths and stress are much higher than most other thumbnails
The froglets morph out tiny. TINY and need lots of extra care and feedings / supplements.
Philsuma Wrote:Ranitomeya reticulata gets my vote.
About $80-100 for a well started froglet
Uncommon but not rare in the U.S hobby. At least two different 'morphs' or populations / imports
The males are VERY combative. Deaths and stress are much higher than most other thumbnails
The froglets morph out tiny. TINY and need lots of extra care and feedings / supplements.
I completely forgot about Reticulata. I almost bought some about a year ago. I'll go back and start researching them again.
Thanks,