Quick Question

[Robby Cash]

Well one of the males is alot bigger than her. ive had him for almost 2 years now. And the other two i got about 8 months ago. But she is deff. bigger than the other male. The larger male seemed like he was trying to mount but she just wasnt having it. there water bowl is not small but i dont think its big enough to hold eggs. But Ill try just her and the small male in the breeding tank and hopefully ill have some tadpoles within the next 3 months lol

[demon amphibians]

My friend just bred some for the first time. well he did it on accident but none the less he had three females lay eggs with one month. He had them in a 20 gallon tank set up with a shallow water dish. This guys loves building things so he took a 40 gallon tank and took a piece of plexiglass the width of the tank and 6-7 inches high and glued it into the inside of the tank sectioning off about 1/3 of the tank. He made a small water enclosure on the sectioned off part about 6-7 inches deep with plants, a filter and other decorations. The other 2/3s had a dry set up with hiding spots. when he put the frogs in they started breeding. So this leads me to the conclusion that you need a big enough water pool for them to breed in. I wanna say the pool in his tank held in between 3-5 gallons of water. He had a good amount of plants in it too, it really looked like a jungle in there. What he did was very simple and easy. I think if you where to do something similar you may have better luck getting them to breed.

[Gnag the nameless]

Bombina Bob and Demon Amphibians have both given you excellent advice, I see

Bobs definitely right, if she's larger and at least 1 year of age, she should be ready to mate.

I second what Demon says, as many, if not most, frogs need large areas of water to breed.

[Robby Cash]

Ok awesome, im set up my breeder tank then Thanks every one