04-06-2009, 05:24 PM | #1 |
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Poison Dart Frogs
Anyone keep them for pets? I have professional aquarium friends keep them. I don't think they are terribly difficult, but probably more difficult than a lot of things.
It's just that my kids love frogs so durn much. And you have to admit, it is pretty exciting to see a frog just sit there and do nothing. |
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The poison usually comes from the frogs' wild diet, which is not replicated in captivity. Duh.
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Is this from the back of the frog or from its saliva?
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My Dad was a professional beekeeper....have you given that a try? We used to spend hours together in the bee yard. He loved it and made some decent honey. Of course, the little bastards will sting you if you don't wear a bee suit, but it was too hot for anything more than a bee veil usually. And ignorant neighbors are easily frightened by the thought of bees next door.
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