Hello,
This thread might be a little bit too long , but try to be patient ^_^.I have 6 adult amazon horned frog (2 female 4 male).last december I put two female frogs to aestivation for two month ( four males did not go aestivation). After the female woke up. I fed them heavily and put all of them into a rain chamber. Unfortunately , the males did not croak for mating (only when another frog press his back ,he will croak several time).though the male frogs did not call for mating, they still grab the females' back in the rain chamber system,but this process did not last long,only 30-40 minutes ,then the pair will seperate.It looks like the females unwilling the male frog grab her back, she will swim around or trying to jump out to get rid of the male. mating behavior happend randomly in both day and night, as I said before ,only last for 30-40 minutes, and no eggs laid!!!!
What is the problem , any suggestion? I have heard it is super hard to breed them in a natural way without hormone injection.Is it true?
I realize the female is skinny , may be they did not have eggs in their belly.
In the pic, circled are females![]()
How old are your Cornuta?
It looks to me that you may have a young immature female, or they may be all males. I don't see much difference between all of them. If the one at the top right of the picture is in fact female, then like you said she needs to put on more weight.
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I don't really know how current breeding projects are going, but I know most, if not all, captive bred cornuta have been produced using wild caught females that are already loaded with eggs.
Also, are you positive any of those are female? Looks like a completely male group to me.
Check for nuptial pads on the thumbs of each frog. Males will have dark spots on the inner most side of each thumb of a male frog. Females will not.
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