From: Michael Shrom
Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.animals
Subject: Re: Blue poison dart frog
Date: Sat, 02 Oct 1999 00:35:18 GMT
Some of the "blue" dart frogs I keep include; D. azureus, D. auratus
(blue), D. tinctorious (powder blue), D. tinctorious (cobalt), and D.
tinctorious (sipilawani). It is almost impossible to describe anurans
accurately without using scientific names. I am currently working on a
project to photograph the 15 plus types of dart frogs I am working with.
Attached please find a picture of my D. tinctorious (cobalt) .
Michael Shrom
FrogPond
Dennis Desmond wrote:.
> Because the variations
> of tinctorius are so numerous, it is not reliable to use common names.
> However, because this is a non technical newsgroup, it sometimes becomes
> necessary to use generic (albeit inaccurate) common names that people will
> understand.
>
> The tinctorius attached would be described as simply a tinctorius morph or
> by its locality name.
filename="cobalt jpeg" |
