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I've got yellow bellied but not from my own choice, wanted some fires for christmas but all they had was yellows so thought sod it, but i much prefer the colours of Fires the bright green stands out more than my dull yellows muddy brwon colour. Or get both :P.
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Would they eat each other because the yellows are babies and the fire bellied are big babies lol ( If you see what i mean ).
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Get Yellow bellied......if you get bored of yellew then just supplement with Canthaxanthin and they should turn to fire belleid...best of both worlds and a great experiment to boot
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I have fire bellied toads & they are brill! but its hard to choose really, i was lucky because i have always wanted these, but the more you look at different things it gets worse!
i wouldnt buy both if different sizes the larger ones mite take a bite! |
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What he said! Yellow bellies are interesting, and worth keeping, but best on their own, unless they are too big to fit into the Oriental's mouths. Orientals are MEGA-adaptable, and generally easier to keep. Up to you.
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