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Posted 11/5/2009 4:51:48 AM


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I think reed frogs are the coolest frogs in the world. MY favorite one whould have to be the Hyoerolius Punctculatus

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Posted 11/5/2009 6:21:19 AM


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Yes, Reed frogs are very good looking and fascinating. I'm currently putting together a list of all the Order Anura. I found all the reed frogs in it. I will start to research them this weekend (friday) and if you'd like to help, throw out any info you have or sites.

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Coming: Jan. 30-31 2010 a pair of blue D. auratus poison dart frogs

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