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Elmy the Orange African Rubber Frog

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Hello all! I purchased a strawberry dart frog the other day that I now know is an Orange African Rubber Frog. What can yall tell me about my awesome new pet? I already know that they are toxic and that they prefer the water and the trees. I know that they prefer temps between 70F to 80F. Thank you for all you help!
 
Dude, have you kept frogs? From your post you sound like a beginner. You should research before acquiring a new pet.

1) This is a classified board, your post belongs in a discussion forum. (2) I assume you mean a rubber frog, Phrynomantis. Google this and repost your question in the amphibian discussion forum. I am happy to answer your question there,
 
THANK YOU. Yes I am a beginner who did tons of research on dart frogs but wasn't smart enough to recognize that the frog I purchased wasn't a dart frog and the shop owner is more of a reptile and fish guy so he didn't know either. I'll see you in the frog forum, friend. :)
 
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