I've been looking around this forum and what not and I've become quite interested in the arrow frogs. I'm not sure where to start tho as it is my understanding that these are not your typical frogs, and that they require more precise care than other, more common frogs. any advice on where and how to start with arrow frogs would be greatly appreciated. 
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Interested in these tiny little froggies...
Sobera
Oct 17, 2004 02:04 PM
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slaytonp
Oct 17, 2004 11:54 PM
All frogs require "precise care," because they come from different environments that we have to simulate in order to keep them. Darts are actually easier than most others to keep and maintain. Check out Saurian.net, a sponser of Kingsnake, and Black Jungle for care sheets. Dart frog set-ups can be as simple or as techinically automated as you want them to be.
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Patty
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