The phibs

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Originally Posted by V87

The waxys are they phylomedusa sauvagii ...

Yes they are Phyllomedusa sauvagii

Originally Posted by Chu'Wuti

Wow, I've never seen waxy monkey frogs, but they are really cool! So are the tricolor poison dart frogs! I really like the extreme contrast markings both species show. Maybe I need to get more frogs . . .

Nice pics--thanks so much for sharing!

Thanks, can always fit in more frogs lol.

Originally Posted by Mark Taylor

Yes they are a decent size

Lol not quite fully grown yet, we have had them in bigger, i am quite tempted to take one home for myself, i find them quite interesting lol

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Holy cow that one is massive.is that a marine toad? (not sure of the scientific name off the top of my head)

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Originally Posted by valid

Holy cow that one is massive.is that a marine toad? (not sure of the scientific name off the top of my head)

They are called the giant marine toad, aswell as giant cane toads. They are a fair old size for a toad, massive poison pockets on them aswell, they can produce quite a bit.

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That's what I thought c: Glad to see my amphibian knowledge has not completely withered away. Pack-man frogs/ or any of the horned frog varieties will always be my favorites, but I have admired the Marine toad as well.

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Originally Posted by valid

That's what I thought c: Glad to see my amphibian knowledge has not completely withered away. Pack-man frogs/ or any of the horned frog varieties will always be my favorites, but I have admired the Marine toad as well.

I do think they are cool looking toads, and the sheer size of them does make them impressive to me lol.




Grabbed a few pictures from work and thought i'd share them aswell, poison arrows are so stunning.











and these maroon eye tree frogs are also stunning