Amphibians

[Gerards]

Hello,
I guess I will share these here, too. I also work with several amphibians, albinos and "classic". Here's a few pictures to enjoy.

I produced the first cb Albino Cuban Tree Frogs this summer. They're pretty much a native species her now(not really) and was a fun project to do. Here's a start to finish.









And at about 2 months old they look really nice



heres some other projects I'm working on.

Bufo terrestris, leucistic.



Scaphiopus holbrookii, albino.




Ambystoma tigrinum, albino.


Bufo woodhouseii, albino.




Bufo americanus, albino.


Ambystoma maculatum, leucistic.



Sorry for the really long post, I didn't think it would be so big when I started. I hope you enjoyed my amphibians and I hope it was ok to post it here. I'm very proud of them, they're a lot of fun to work with.

[turtlej]

How many breeders of reptiles and amphibians at such a high level there are in the U.S.?

[rughis]

Gerards

I'm really impressed by your animals!!! Congratulations also for your amphibians

[Gerards]

Thank you, they're very cool to watch.

[Ladybug]

Wow!!

[kurtino]

.. I can't believe!!!

[marconyse]

Amazing all your animals!
You are interested in albinos Amphibians I understand, Cuban treefrog are Osteopilus septentrionalis?

[Jitka]

Congratulations Mr Gerard. Very nice documentation of Albino Tree Frogs. I'm glad you are using the exact terms regarding the morph...not like some italian bad breeder...

[marconyse]

not like some italian bad breeder...

Not only italian Jitka, not only italian

[Jitka]

Not only italian Jitka, not only italian

Sorry, I'have known only a few breeder turtles Italian

[marconyse]

Sorry, I'have known only a few breeder turtles Italian

But here we are speaking about Amphibians, not about Turtles

[Gerards]

Congratulations Mr Gerard. Very nice documentation of Albino Tree Frogs. I'm glad you are using the exact terms regarding the morph...not like some italian bad breeder...

Thank you, I guess there is something I have missed before with misidentified genetics?

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Amazing all your animals!
You are interested in albinos Amphibians I understand, Cuban treefrog are Osteopilus septentrionalis?

Yes, I'm sorry for that, they're Osteopilus septentrionalis. They're, unfortunately, one of the most common species found in south florida now. The albinos are very easy captives and a little "pop" to a natural enclosure.

[Jitka]

Thank you, I guess there is something I have missed before with misidentified genetics?
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No Gerards everything you have written is true and correct

[Jitka]

Amazing all your animals!

What's happened Marco ? You always said to be opposed to the selection of morphs...and now

...perhaps it is the fault of too hot these days

[Gerards]

I just got this awesome axanthic Hyla gratiosa, it's so beautiful. I'm going to send it to my friend in Miami to put with his male albino. I love blue animals, and this girl doesn't disappoint. Thanks for looking.