Tadpoles?

[SiNi5T3R]

Ok so I had no idea where I should post this. I was looking on Ebay and I found this..

12 LIVE ASSORTED TADPOLES! | eBay

They say the tadpoles are mixed and you will end up with BULLFROG, SOUTHERN LEOPARD & TREE FROGS

do you think it is worth the 11$? or do you think I will end up just getting some cheap little normal frogs found in someones yard?

[GrifTheGreat]

Ok so I had no idea where I should post this. I was looking on Ebay and I found this..

12 LIVE ASSORTED TADPOLES! | eBay

They say the tadpoles are mixed and you will end up with BULLFROG, SOUTHERN LEOPARD & TREE FROGS

do you think it is worth the 11$? or do you think I will end up just getting some cheap little normal frogs found in someones yard?

Anything is possible with a sale like this, then again these are common frogs depending on where you live. Did they specify which type of tree frogs? Bull Frogs/Leopard Frogs are very common. There are a few different types of Tree Frogs that could come in this mixed group. Iguess it depends on where they came from.

[SiNi5T3R]

Item location:Lakeland, Florida, United States

[IvoryReptiles]

These are all common species in the Southern areas.....they are interesting to watch grow like any amphibian is. $11 is worht it if you want that mix of frogs.

[GrifTheGreat]

Item location:Lakeland, Florida, United States

Look up indiginous species in that area. That should let you know what you could possibly get. Are you able to ask the seller?

[SiNi5T3R]

It says they dont know what will be what since the tadpoles look the same, i am guessing they go out when it rains and just get a bunch of tadpoles from puddles maybe?

[IvoryReptiles]

They may encourage the frogs to spawn in outdoor ponds and use tadpoles & froglets as feeders for frog eating reptiles & amphibians. We have a few small ponds that are swarmed by Gulf Coast Toads during the rains and we do use them as feeders at times (they are treated for chytrid fungus as a precaution!). Or it could be simply a matter of them taking advantage of the fact that their ponds are overwhelmed by these particular species.

[GrifTheGreat]

They may encourage the frogs to spawn in outdoor ponds and use tadpoles & froglets as feeders for frog eating reptiles & amphibians. We have a few small ponds that are swarmed by Gulf Coast Toads during the rains and we do use them as feeders at times (they are treated for chytrid fungus as a precaution!). Or it could be simply a matter of them taking advantage of the fact that their ponds are overwhelmed by these particular species.

There is a Jacks Pets near me that has a Gulf Coast Toad for sail. Its a very dark colored toad. The one they have is in its water dish every time I go in. They must like to bathe.