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About six years ago, Reptiles ran a cover story about some very large, silvery-green dart frogs. I think it got two or three inches long. I'm trying to find some information about them but I don't know the species. Can anyone help?
thanks
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Owen, who loves his snakes a lot.
I believe what you are talking about would be Phyllobates terribilis "Mint" and thats all I really know about them. Although I myself have been thinking about keeping some, but I'd like to find some good info first(thats up to date).
Hope this helps
Steve
Phyllobates terribilis, May 2001. Come on you have to make it harder than that. 
Ok so I was actually reading it last night... can we say possible future aquisition.
yeah that's the one....beautiful frogs.
thanks guys!
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Owen, who loves his snakes a lot.
This is the guy.
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Patty
Pahsimeroi, Idaho
4 D. auratus blue
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