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  1. September 24th, 2012 #1
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    Some froglets I got a couple of weeks ago:


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    Hi Martin,
    So Pretty.
    Are these ( 2 additional ) A annae for you ?
    How many do you have now?
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    Hi Lynn,

    nope, it's not Agalychnis annae, it is a different species. As the title says, the ones on this photo are Springender Rotaugenlaubfrosch.

    From my Agalychnis annae I gave 7 to a friend of mine to split any risks, one died so that I have 7 left (3 females, 4 males).

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    Some new shots I took a couple of days ago:

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    You have the prettiest frogs!!! I am in love with your A Annae too!

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    Thanks Sherry! Yes, A. annae are one of my favorites too!
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    They are growing very well. The biggest one has now a size of about 3,6 cm.

    Sorry for the lousy qualitiy of the photo. With flash, the frogs get very yellow, without the photo is very fuzzy, like the one below.

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