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Adelphobates castaneoticus

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Posted by: aquick at Sat May 3 21:57:05 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by aquick ]  
   

I have a few questions regarding this species....
1. Are they bold or shy?
2. Do you need a CBW to own them/ how legal are they? (seeing as they are a Brazilian specie)
3. I understand that all of these frogs in the US originated from one group; so my question is "is this population sustainable?" and if not, should I avoid breeding them for ethical reasons?

These are fascinating little frogs and are different from the typical thumbs or the larger species, so I am hoping I can get some first hand expertise on them.

~Troy
Many different amphibs, personally and professionally.

   

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