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This is a discussion on Cornutas laid eggs within the Pacman Frogs forums, part of the Frogs & Toads category; Alright thanks, ill take a pic now and post it. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2...

  1. April 23rd, 2012 #21
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    Alright thanks, ill take a pic now and post it.

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    post the pic
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    Cornutas laid eggs-p1010766.jpgCornutas laid eggs-p1010765.jpg
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    Too Cool Mike.. Congrats...

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    and snakes and other things may list them later
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    Quote Originally Posted by coastal20 View Post
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    Looks like a pair
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    Thank you. I think most of them are turning infertile.

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    Default Re: Cornutas laid eggs

    Wow, congrats! Beautiful pair! I'd be interested in one one if you do manage some.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikesfrogs View Post
    Thank you. I think most of them are turning infertile.
    That sucks, I wanted to buy a couple of those babies. Hopefully it will be that easy to breed them again.
    Happy to hear that I have a probable pair..thanks
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    No problem. I might have some babies from a breeder. Wont know til the middle of next month. The tadpoles take awahile to change into frogs
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikesfrogs View Post
    Thank you. I think most of them are turning infertile.
    are you sure? how many days has it been? I read that it takes 4+ days to see some tads is that true in your experience?
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    Im pretty sure none are fertile. I am leaving them til this weekend then have to throw them out. :/
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    Did you stimulate them with hormones or without? Any cycling of the frogs?
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    No hormones. They were direct imports and had already gone through there cycling period in the wild.
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