breeding

[Potche]

No but i.just.want to know how it.breed... im very curious...

[Thevacantface]

Either follow the natural weather cycles of their native environments using sophisticated equipment to closely maintain temp, humidity, barometric pressure, etc., or use hormones. The proper dosing of hormones will be a strongly guarded secret by any breeder. Neither method is healthy for the frog.

[Potche]

But a breeder can.breed.without using.hormones?

[monster]

Someone else asked this question last week I think and this what was told to him from people that are very experienced with pacmans and have owned them for years. This can be very harmfull and dangerous to your frogs health if not done 100% correct. This is why there is not alot of horned frog breeders out there. To be honest if you are not a pro at this frogging thing and have to ask these questions please do not try this because you or the person doing it is just going to hurt the frogs

[Potche]

If we breed pacman.frog.without.hormones or anything.? We will.still hurt that frog?

What.type of.frog. Easy.to.breed

[DVirginiana]

If we breed pacman.frog.without.hormones or anything.? We will.still hurt that frog?

What.type of.frog. Easy.to.breed

Yes, it can still be dangerous if you don't REALLY know what you're doing. And if you're asking these questions it means you don't.

No type of pacman frog is going to be easy to breed. Besides, you shouldn't breed any frogs 'for fun'. You need to have a plan for how you're going to raise and care for the offspring.

The way you're talking you still sound like you're thinking about trying to breed pacman frogs. I strongly recommend against this. From the questions you're asking, I doubt you have the experience and knowledge to do this in a way that's safe for the frogs.

[Thevacantface]

Frogs naturally reproduce in the wild, their bodies will produce the necessary hormones based on environmental factors, but those factors are not healthy for the longevity and wellbeing of the frogs. Some people have figured out the hormone levels that stimulate the frogs into breeding, and dose them so they don't need to go through a weather cycle.

So yes, you can breed them without using hormones, but it takes a very diligent effort to match their yearlong natural weather cycle. But it's not healthy for your frogs, and is likely fatal if not done precisely.

[Thevacantface]

The easiest frog to breed is going to be whatever ones live naturally in your area. You would simply have to keep a piece of property in a state of good natural habitat for the species and they will do it all on their own.