Yes they are always in amplexus but nothing ever comes of it. They don't need to be cooled down a lot to breed, I believe, but they do need a cycle.
Yes they are always in amplexus but nothing ever comes of it. They don't need to be cooled down a lot to breed, I believe, but they do need a cycle.
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Well, I am going to give it a try and hopefully next spring I will have tadpoles.
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Excellent. I was unaware that this was constant behavior in this species. I will give it try this fall also, I will have no problem with brumation temperatures in the new frog section of the critter room.
Could anyone suggest a care and breeding reference for these animals? The little bit I have been able to find so far seems somewhat incomplete.
Awesome tank Johnny!
I've always put my toads in the fridge for about a month and a half to get them to breed. I tried one year just cooling them down in the tank but only one female cycled so I never bothered trying that way again.
Heck I saw some the other day in a petsmart that had tadpoles in the tank. I told a guy and he was just like "are you sure they aren't crickets". Um yea. Pretty sure. lol
Was this a fire-bellied tadpole?
I assume
Billy said that he was going to write a care article. If he doesn't, I will next year after I successfully breed them.
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