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    eloyhouse
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    Hello all
    I would like to ask you if someone have ever worked with Anotheca spinosa?? I just received a group of this guys and I haven´t found much information about the proper care feeding and breeding of this species so I was wondering if anyone could help with them
    if do you know some publications or books where I can find more info about this frog.
    thanks in advance
    regards

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    This is one of the frogs that i've always wanted to see in the wild, never had the luck though. This species normally use water-filled tree holes as breeding sites. If you can take some pictures that will be appreciated, good luck with your frogs!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leon1993 View Post

    This species normally use water-filled tree holes as breeding sites.
    ...and bromeliads.

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    thank you for your answer
    and yes I´ll upload some pics soon
    regards

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    Two articles, which might be of interest for you:

    Karl-Heinz Jungfer (1996): Reproduction and parental care of the coronated treefrog, Anotheca spinosa (Steindachner, 1864) (Anura: Hylidae). Herpetologica 52(1): 25-32.

    SOFÍA RODRÍGUEZ-BRENES et al. (2013): Reproductive Behavior of Anotheca spinosa (Anura: Hylidae)
    Under Natural Conditions in Costa Rica. Herpetological Review, 2013, 44(1), 54–56.


    BTW, how large is your group? Adults or juvenils?

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    thanks I´ve already read the first one will look for the other one.
    and the group is 5 now and coming another 6 next week all of them are semi adult
    here is a pic of one of them, will take more of them once their are no stressed and settled in

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    Quote Originally Posted by eloyhouse View Post
    thanks I´ve already read the first one will look for the other one.
    send me your eMail Adresse, and I will forward it to you.

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    I wish I could find them here in the US. I love the pics. Keep us posted

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