Yes, bumping into the glass is one cause.
But in a extreme wet or dry environement they are sensitive for developing some wounds due to the drie or wet atmosphere.
Just like humans that have dry skin that can become sore, or fungues that develop due to moist conditions like athletefeet or diaper rash.
Frogs have that as well, for most tree frogs that need a great contrast in seasons i witnessed this as well.
For my reinwardtii that developed this, it was clearly caused by keeping them in the rainchamber for an extended period of time.
For my tree frogs, when i put them in a rainchamber i give them 3-4 days,
if they didn't do anything i put them dryer again and start over.
In my experience, if they haven't proceeded with the amplexus after 3 days it won't work out that time.
Yeah, I think it is time to give up and pull them out.![]()
Hey Kurt,
In my experience and a couple other breeders as well, it took 4-5 weeks in the rainchamber before the feamle laid the eggs.. But if she is really bad with the nose, probably would be a good idea to pull her out.. Hope you do get them to go..
Michael Novy
rainforestjunkys.com
That is a realy long time, never kept them for those amounts of time in the rainchambre.
Which species was it that took so long to lay off their eggs?
And did they amplex for the complete extend of time?
Mostly i put my frogs in when i think they are ready for it,
they've been somewhat wetter then usual then but not as wet as in the rainchambre.
I noticed that if they are in amplexus they will lay eggs within a week or not at all,
but that is my experience, never kept them in for longer then 2-3 weeks.
They also tend to develop some irritated/damaged skin when i keep them in the rainchambre for extended periods of time.
Reinwardtii.. They went in and out of amplex.. 3 weeks is what it took. Marcus breece said to someone that it took almost 5 weeks. Brent Barrick said it took 4 weeks if memory serves.. With these fronts that are moving through the US, it may not take that long.. My fingers are crossed for you.. What is the temps? I was keeping mine no lower than 78 degrees. Maybe that was something that stimulated them.. Hope that helps.![]()
Michael Novy
rainforestjunkys.com
Thanks Mike. I pulled them out last night before going to bed.
Awe, what a shame, better luck next time. Hope your female is ok.
Anyone succeeded with these guys?
1.0 Hyla cinerea1.0.1 Leptopelis vermiculatus
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