What supplies do I need to breed pacmans?

[Dabrute]

<sup>I'm sure this applies to all frogs!

I might try this and make a little money on the side. I'm sure it's easy right?</sup>

[Lija]

no it is not easy, it requires a LOT from you, we're talking about money, time, space and physical capability. It requires a LOT of research and knowledge. and it might be not exactly "little" money side, it will be a lot money invested in equipment and to support frogs and their offsprings. There is the reason there are not many breeders out there.

like so many reptile breeders out there frog breeders don't do it to make money, it is a hobby that you need to invest a lot, people breed animals for the love of it.

you can breed dubia instead, it is easy.

[Dabrute]

no it is not easy, it requires a LOT from you, we're talking about money, time, space and physical capability. It requires a LOT of research and knowledge. and it might be not exactly "little" money side, it will be a lot money invested in equipment and to support frogs and their offsprings. There is the reason there are not many breeders out there.

like so many reptile breeders out there frog breeders don't do it to make money, it is a hobby that you need to invest a lot, people breed animals for the love of it.

you can breed dubia instead, it is easy.

lol cool but it's money.

[Justin Bailey]

Easy! MUAHAHAHA! The time and the money you invest in feeding the offspring alone will cause you to rip your hair out haha. You have to be passionate about the hobby to really reap the rewards of breeding.
If you are serious about it, and are prepared for large costs and hours upon hours of daily maintenance, then start researching the frogs breeding habits in their natural home land-weather pattern, seasons, pressure systems, etc......and then search for rain chamber threads, which are a vital tool when breeding frogs in general. It may be best to start with breeding a species that is a lot simpler such as Red Eyed Tree Frogs to get a feel for it, then move up to horned frogs as they are far from a simple species to figure out when it comes to breeding.
Besides actually breeding the frogs, you have to also consider an outlet to move the baby frogs, horned frogs can produce thousands so you will need to figure out where you will sell them or you will be stuck trying to feed them all.

-Justin

[Mentat]

... ^{I'm sure it's easy right?}

You are joking... right ?

[mikesfrogs]

I put out about 8k before getting any return on my initial breeding group. If you think you can sell normals for $5.50 ea and make a profit give it a shot. You will probably get 50 to 100 frogs out of the water for the first few spawns til you figure out right and wrong.

[ExoticHerps]

For my pixies i put them in a 2 month dry season then put them in a rain chamber and theyimmediately started mating and layed eggs

[Justin Bailey]

For my pixies i put them in a 2 month dry season then put them in a rain chamber and theyimmediately started mating and layed eggs

Have any pics?

[ExoticHerps]

Have any pics?

Actually it wasnt really me but my uncle used to breed them a long time ago so i dont really have any pics. But i am doing a video diary on the african bullfrog section right now about breeding them and if you want to learn or help out it would be great!

[ExoticHerps]

And its funny you would ask that! I am in the middle of breeding my pixie frogs and when i go check on them look what i found!

[SCF]

Actually it wasnt really me but my uncle used to breed them a long time ago so i dont really have any pics. But i am doing a video diary on the african bullfrog section right now about breeding them and if you want to learn or help out it would be great!

Hmmm....

[Lija]

Hmmm....

weird, but somehow hamsters are coming on a mind constantly lol .......