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Whites Tadpoles, Possible Problem? I have noticed a slight problem with my Whites Tree Frog Tadpoles.
There seems to be a bend in the tails of 2 of them. I have taken some pics to show what I mean.
They seem to be healthy, growing large and unaffected by this abnormality, and it is only in 2 of them so far.
Their tiny legs are beginning to grow, and from what I can tell it hasn’t effected their brand new limbs.
Is this normal? Is it bad? What can I do?
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Re: Whites Tadpoles, Possible Problem? They are defective. If they morph out, and they may or may not, they will have crooked spines. There is nothing you can do for them. Out of a given spawning a few will usually be like this but high numbers of deformed tads indicates some type of problem.
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Re: Whites Tadpoles, Possible Problem? Thanks my man.Originally Posted by SethD
I think they will morph out, they have been like this for a while and they are growing there limbs... will they be defective as frogs??
The others seem fine, it's about 2 out of 20.. so i guess it's just luck.
Thanks for the answer bro, God bless and merry Christmas
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