Capira Intergrade
Often times, when campana/Capira region auratus are imported into the hobby, there are a small number of uniquely patterned individuals that do not fit into the expected phenotype s of campana or Capira auratus. These individuals are usually separated out of the group because they look different, and paired together. These individuals represent the many intergrade areas of the Campana/Capira region where highly variable morphs of auratus overlap. Auratus from this region are not extensively studied and populations are not clearly defined. It is a suggested best practice to refer to these unique auratus as 'Capira Intergrades' and keep them separated by import year since we do not know what wild populations they represent. THIS THREAD discusses the wild population of these frogs as well as their origin into the hobby.
