New to Pacmans (please no attacks lol)

[herpetolocrazy]

I have a strawberry and samurai phase 2 blue pacman, neither are breeding size quite yet, but I find them very interesting and really don't want to kill any of their offspring. Could someone please give me a play-by-play of how to get two pacmans to successfully mate, lay eggs, hatch into tadpoles, and become baby frogs? And yes, I do know they like the taste of one another lol. Also, I'm at work right now but I can post photos later. And will the blue pacman be the dominant color morph? I'm no expert on pacman morphology.

[Locascio]

Rain chambers and breeding Started by Locascio, December 19th, 2012 2 Pages • you can read a thread that i wrote few months ago. but i will say breeding isint eazy by no means theres alot of work involved and you need more than 2 frogs to be successful leave breeding to the people who have the money and resources. like dogs everyone who breeds frogs should be keeping in mind that we are trying to better the species and preserve good blood lines. you dont want to be just another BACK YARD breeder

[Locascio]

you can also see more threads about breeding by going to by profile page and clicking on "recent threads" all the info is there i would also suggest buying meany books i have more then 26 books on frogs and amphibian reproduction

[ab positive bulldogs]

Rain chambers and breeding Started by Locascio, December 19th, 2012 2 Pages • you can read a thread that i wrote few months ago. but i will say breeding isint eazy by no means theres alot of work involved and you need more than 2 frogs to be successful leave breeding to the people who have the money and resources. like dogs everyone who breeds frogs should be keeping in mind that we are trying to better the species and preserve good blood lines. you dont want to be just another BACK YARD breeder

Being a responsible dog breeder myself I like how you used dog breeding here...

[Locascio]

thankyou i have a good friend who breeds austrailian cattle dogs hear in fla and im a dog groomer i take breeding any animal very seriously. and i cant tell you how meny times i see people make the mistake of haveing a poor quality dog and breed them in hopes for quick cash and we all end up with low quality dogs with tons of issues and helth problems. just because you have a animal doseint mean you are gonna be a breeder! do you have a websit or facebook showing your dogs i love bully breeds

[Cwcuz2112]

I disagree with you on the "backyard breeder" comment . Every reptile breeder started off in a bedroom or spare room with a pair of 5 dollar what ever type of reptile or amphibian they liked or a wild caught out of the back yard what ever type of reptile or amphibian they they liked and grew from their. People should be encouraged to learn as much about the care of the species they want to work with and go from there .

[Locascio]

yes and thats why i told him he could go throw and read all the info i have about the subject. i have written alot about this subject. im simply saying he should take everything into consideration! yes weve all started working with hurps in a room or garage but that isint what i ment about "back yard breeding" maybe you should read alittle of what ive written and get back to me Thanks!

[ab positive bulldogs]

thankyou i have a good friend who breeds austrailian cattle dogs hear in fla and im a dog groomer i take breeding any animal very seriously. and i cant tell you how meny times i see people make the mistake of haveing a poor quality dog and breed them in hopes for quick cash and we all end up with low quality dogs with tons of issues and helth problems. just because you have a animal doseint mean you are gonna be a breeder! do you have a websit or facebook showing your dogs i love bully breeds

Of course! here is my FB page

https://www.facebook.com/pages/AB-Po...ookmark_t=page

and here is my website

Welcome to AB Positive American Bulldogs

[DVirginiana]

The thing I always recommend is that people get a good understanding of the genetics of the animal they're going to breed, especially with reptiles/amphibians. Even if you breed healthy reptiles, you're going to want to sell them. Problem is a lot of traits that look lovely on their own just turn out looking kind of 'blah' when you mix them together. I can't tell you how many people I've seen breed very pretty snakes together and end up with babies they pretty much have to give away for free (or like 10 for$5), and most end up being used as feeders or going to people who just don't care because they're so cheap...