Are African Dwarf Frogs extinct in their native habitat?
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azlotto (
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December 17th, 2009
I can’t find any reliable information about African Dwarf Frogs…Thanks for looking in.
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check here This was all I could find on their history and what not. As far as websites about them as pets, there are hundreds LOL
African dwarf frogs are not extinct in their native habitat. They’re all over – just read, and in no danger it seems.
@asmonet OMGosh! We posted the same link! :D hilarious
@bright_eyes00: At basically the same time! Jinx, you owe me a coke. :)
“African dwarf frogs can be found all around Africa, spreading from tropical to subtropical areas but the vast majority of them are from the Congo region.”
first sentence from the wiki on them
@bright_eyes00: Regular, Diet just wouldn’t be worth the effort. ;)
@uberbatman: I knew you’d show up and add sass with your information.
i think its a crappy tripod site thus unreliable.
@uberbatman… Wikipedia is a good site but not 100% reliable..
more so than your site there. Also considering the fact i just spent 10 min searching google and that is the only site that says anything remotely close to that they are extinct in the wild, i would say its bogus.
@uberbatman…10 min searching?...I spent almost a year searching…I found little reliable information about these little frogs.
@azlotto: I don’t what else you’ve been doing for that year, but failure was a good part of it. Call some biologists, some zoos, use the internet. It’s amazing to me that if you spent a year searching and you don’t know if they’re extinct or not that you’re telling the truth.
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