Eggs?!!!

[Happy Frog]

I've been noticing two of my D. azureus hanging around each other for the last two days and I had suspected each was a male and female. I decided to check their coconut and sure enough there were eggs, five of them. Two looked molded and other three looked normal. I took the Petri dish out and put it in a tupperware.

Here's the thing...My frogs aren't even a year old. The male hasn't even called. So out of the five I bought last September it looks like I have four females and one male.

I also decided to check on my D. leucomelas and what do ya know- eggs, but these were already formed with tales sitting on top of a round egg.

Now what? I'm not really sure what to do next. For now I decided to leave the leuc eggs alone until I get some good info as to what to do next.

I was caught off guard. I wasn't expecting eggs for the next three to four months. These frogs aren't even a year old.

Help

[Happy Frog]

Not to worry anymore. I found a couple of sites that explained step by step what to do with the eggs. If I get them to tadpole stage I'll try and post something.

BTW - The tails on those Leuc eggs are wriggling around so I know they're alive. Now I know where I'm going to get the money for my Thumbnails.

[DartEd]

Haha. Congratulations on the eggs and your future thumbnails. It's actually not very complicated to rear tads as long as you follow the directions you found. Good luck.

[Happy Frog]

Haha. Congratulations on the eggs and your future thumbnails. It's actually not very complicated to rear tads as long as you follow the directions you found. Good luck.

I remember reading somewhere, maybe on Dendroboard, that the difficult part is when they are free swimming tadpoles.

Anyhow, it's Friday night and I'm relaxin' with my frogehs....

[Happy Frog]

I know this thread should be under Breeding, Tadpoles and Eggs, but I thought I'd make one last entry with a picture.