Are these eggs?

[John911]

disreguard, they are and pics didnt work well.

[John]

What a tease!

[John911]

[Alpha Pro Breeders]

Hard to tell for sure, but it looks like a egg. There is usually a clear looking jelly mass surrounding the egg and it doesn't look like there is any with yours.

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[John911]

Well I was an idiot and before reading took 2 off the glass. The one in the pic has a tail. Do they develope this quickly?

[Alpha Pro Breeders]

Depends on the frog, temps and other things. Most dart frogs after they break out of the egg sack take around 2 months to turn into frogs.

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[John911]

Cainarachi Valley Imitators. The one remaining on the glass was moving around inside this morning. Pretty cool stuff.

[John911]

This doesnt make sense, looking at Johns posts with imitator egg pics...these must have been on the glass for days without us noticing.

[John]

Definitely been there a good few days to be that advanced. I'm not sure how long Cainarachi Valley imitators take to reach metamorphosis but to give you an idea, Tarapoto take 70-80 days and Varadero take 50-60 days. I've measured it for both because I couldn't figure out why my Varaderos were starting to outnumber my Tarapotos. By the way, I've got a ton of young Varaderos growing out - some are the nicest I've ever seen. I've got 5 Tarapotos juveniles at various ages. Going to put an advert up in the next week or so for both, along with photos. Sorry to ramble!