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I still want some and I'm considering purchasing several at UE's next shipment. I'd appreciate anyone's thoughts about this frog if you've kept it. One of the reasons I never purchased this frog was so many of the pictures I saw of them the male was always carrying huge amounts of tadpoles on it's back. I'd like to keep this frog even if it's only a pair, and I'll admit it's for one of the same reasons I chose my Leucs; it' the male's call.

A couple of questions. How big do they get in relation to an adult Leuc. Also, I've heard of people keeping pairs of these in 12x12x18 Exo Terra's. Is this realistic? I have a new 18" Exo Terra cube that's growing in right now so I'd probably put them in there.

I'd appreciate your advise and experience with these frogs.]]>
I still want some and I'm considering purchasing several at UE's next shipment. I'd appreciate anyone's thoughts about this frog if you've kept it. One of the reasons I never purchased this frog was so many of the pictures I saw of them the male was always carrying huge amounts of tadpoles on it's back. I'd like to keep this frog even if it's only a pair, and I'll admit it's for one of the same reasons I chose my Leucs; it' the male's call.

A couple of questions. How big do they get in relation to an adult Leuc. Also, I've heard of people keeping pairs of these in 12x12x18 Exo Terra's. Is this realistic? I have a new 18" Exo Terra cube that's growing in right now so I'd probably put them in there.

I'd appreciate your advise and experience with these frogs.]]> https://www.dartden.com/thread-5990.html Fri, 21 Jun 2013 11:28:44 -0500 BcsTx]]> https://www.dartden.com/thread-5990.html Sat, 25 Apr 2026 18:12:42 -0500 Philsuma]]>
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~Phil]]> https://www.dartden.com/thread-222.html Thu, 05 May 2005 10:14:00 -0500 RichFrye]]> https://www.dartden.com/thread-222.html I will be offering Yellow P. terribilis very soon for $125 each, froglets.
Here are a couple pics of a juvi yellow P. terribilis next to a juvi orange P. terribilis. The orange is about a month (six weeks or so) older than the yellow. As many know, terribilis usually get lighter as they age. Point being, the younger yellow should be even lighter at the age of the older orange.
Anyway, as you can see they are two VERY different colored frogs. I do not want to disrupt my adults to place them side-be-side, but I thought that those interested in buying these yellow beauties would like to see for themselves the differences.
Yellow terribilis also have different calls, eggs tendencies, size, and shape than that of the orange terribilis.

Rich

  Yellow and orange terribilis juvis.JPG (Size: 1.18 KB / Downloads: 1929) ]]> I will be offering Yellow P. terribilis very soon for $125 each, froglets.
Here are a couple pics of a juvi yellow P. terribilis next to a juvi orange P. terribilis. The orange is about a month (six weeks or so) older than the yellow. As many know, terribilis usually get lighter as they age. Point being, the younger yellow should be even lighter at the age of the older orange.
Anyway, as you can see they are two VERY different colored frogs. I do not want to disrupt my adults to place them side-be-side, but I thought that those interested in buying these yellow beauties would like to see for themselves the differences.
Yellow terribilis also have different calls, eggs tendencies, size, and shape than that of the orange terribilis.

Rich

  Yellow and orange terribilis juvis.JPG (Size: 1.18 KB / Downloads: 1929) ]]>