They haven't "caught on" as much as other species mainly due to the difficulty with neonates and their feeding preferences; read as Qtips that eat tiny frogs/lizards. Finding a constant supply of non toxic tree frogs year round is difficult as well. That and their not as cook book easy to breed as other species. Not for everyone, but they are very rewarding if/once you get them going.

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