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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.
Include shallow water for soaking and adequate ventilation
They readily bask and are strong feeders when well-adjusted
Distribution: Native to northwestern Mexico
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Unspecified or unidentified Panther Chameleon females are not tied to a particular locale
Oophaga pumilio 'Blue jean' Other Colubrids Include shallow water for soakingOophaga pumilio Strawberry dart frog 'Blue Jeans' The Strawberry poison dart frog, now named Oophaga pumilio, was described for the first time in 1857 as Dendrobatus pumilio by Eduard Oscar Schmidt, a German zoologist. The species has been captive bred in the USA and Europe for more than 25 years. The genus name "Oophaga" originates from the Greek words "oon" (egg) and "phagos" (eater) and refers to the diet of the tadpoles of this species. The