| PUMILIO |
| Alot of people ask, so I better clear up the confusion. NO, I do not have darklands (blue) pumilio. I lost them 3 years ago. Don't ask the details, its too depressing. :( I hope to find more of these one day, and work with them again. I do miss them. |
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| calling male courting female green pumilio |
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| Just some ramblings on keeping and breeding pumilio...... * Pumilio tend to like it warmer and drier than other dendrobatids. * They seem to produce and care for more tads when kept in small groups (3-5). * Its a good idea to change out the bromeliads every 2-3 months, or when a group of tads morphs into froglets. Mine don't hold water as well longer than that. * Be sure to continue feeding pumilio froglets spingtails, even after they are large enough to take ff's. Taking them off springtails too early can be detrimental. * I've found that plastic spoons are handy for catching elusive froglets that continually dive into axils when you try to catch them. |
| green pumilio eggs |
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| blue pumilio |
| female bastimentos pumilio |
| green pumilio carrying tad |