Great Booklet

[John]

I have read it and I'm not sure about the tadpoles being cannibalistic - I think more that they are opportunistic and if a tadpole dies or is injured it will be eaten, but given their "schooling" habit, it would be counterproductive if they were truly cannibalistic.

[tgampper]

Very nice booklet! I would still like to put together our own guide. I was wondering if you can email your contact ask to define what "interorbital" or "interocular" bar is. I would really like to use your photo that posted earlier with notes showing the differences between edulis and adspersus, after making some corrections. I would like to use some of the photos that all of you submitted. Please PM me and I will send you my email so you can include any information that you have collected as well as how you would like to be credited in the guide. Thanks for all your help!

[EpicFrogMan]

awesome info. Seems to be good info also for the some of the local South Africans who dont realize what a precious awesome frog they have locally.

[Kevin1]

I have read it and I'm not sure about the tadpoles being cannibalistic - I think more that they are opportunistic and if a tadpole dies or is injured it will be eaten, but given their "schooling" habit, it would be counterproductive if they were truly cannibalistic.

Very true.