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    UVB? I doubt it. Infact, I think because many breeders are wanting to breed animals as cheaply and easily as possible, they probably mainly rely on synthetic supplementation unless UVB is absolutely needed, but I could be wrong. Bearded dragons of course will have UVB but with many animals it's easier to keep them in a breeder rack with no lighting whatsoever. Crepuscular species that used to be considered nocturnal like Leopard geckos and crested geckos etc all now known to benefit from UVB, it would be a nightmare to then re-arrange their facilities to accommodate this. This is definitely the case with some pet shops anyway and it's ridiculous.

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    Yes, but pet-shops aren't the ones to breed them. If we were to supplement the frogs with UVB, natural, grassland type habitat, and adequate filling and evaporation of water, (except for the tadpoles, because the parents shouldn't be anywhere near them, and they need water anyway) they should be bred more readily by non-big breeders

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    Talking about that makes me think of how cool it would be to get a large greenhouse, I mean pretty big - and then re-create the natural habitat, heating, lighting and install sprinklers, plant it, make a pond and adjust it the conditions to breed the frogs. You could probably keep a good few well-fed adults in this aswell, would be cool.

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    Now so do I. I don't know how they would do with a Jordanian summer though...

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