He is rather an interesting tadpole, thank you.. He's very unique compared to the other tadpoles that I have raised.

Thank you for saying that I'm doing a great job. It's been a bit touch 'n go with this one. Yesterday morning, I thought that he wouldn't make it. But, after the substrate change he's looking better than ever, and his legs have grown a little since yesterday.

I will make sure to start a thread with the photos of this little guy after he morphs, and some of before he morphed. I have a question though, and its a strange question too. Is it recorded behavior for one tadpole to nibble on another?

I have been keeping my two biggest tadpoles in the same tank. The one is a Shovel-nosed frog, Hemisus guttatus, tadpoleand the other is this Tree Frog Tadpole. However, when I cleaned their tank earlier today, the Shovel nosed Frog tadpole's tail appeared to have been chewed upon. The tip of his tail is gone! Is it possible that the Leptopelis tadpole had the Hemisus tad's tail for a midnight snack?