Female Grey/Gray Tree Frog Pregnantcy Problem!

[UncleChester]

Its very sad seeing that these eggs may never become anything... Please HELP ME! D:

If this possible outcome makes you sad why on earth would you remove a gravid female from the wild during breeding season? If it's only been a few days and there's no chance she came in contact with any foreign frog diseases, you can still put her back and let nature take its course.

Did you read the care sheet I linked to before? Are you ready and able to handle around 2000 eggs should you manage to get them to breed?

Well two things come to mind...1) are you sure that no males had already come by and fertilized them?...

This is impossible as fertilization in Gray treefrogs (and nearly all other frogs) is external.

[IrishRonin]

Well sorry I was under the impression that you collected her, with eggs, not before she laid them. So then were back to hoping that when she lays he'll know what and when to do it. The other option is what Brian said you can put her back. Was your male "W.C." ? Do you know how old he is?

[mrzoggs]

i wouldnt take a frog from outside and put it in with a frog who i already know is healthy. you should quarantine your frogs before introducing them together. i would of let the female stay outside until she laid her eggs. not sure about this breed of frog but my tree frogs will only mate with a rain chamber or in some cases very heavy misting. have you provided this for your frog to mate if needed?

[BerryNight]

Yes i mist them

[mrzoggs]

i also mist my frogs. misting wont make them mate. by heavy misting i mean HEAVY misting. like rain.

[BerryNight]

Ok and she layed her eggs! so excited