Is it possible to breed pacmans without using hormones???

[ICEMAN]

I am just a hobbyist, I am not out to make money. Im not trying to "steal business" from anyone. I have a huge passion for reptiles and amphibians, and rather than risk losing them to a potentially avoidable mistake, I would just like to get a little information. I thought that was what the forum was for people! To ask questions and get answers! Haha... Is it safe to say no one is wanting to help me? Or can anyone point me in the direction of someone that can/wants to help?

[GrifTheGreat]

I am just a hobbyist, I am not out to make money. Im not trying to "steal business" from anyone. I have a huge passion for reptiles and amphibians, and rather than risk losing them to a potentially avoidable mistake, I would just like to get a little information. I thought that was what the forum was for people! To ask questions and get answers! Haha... Is it safe to say no one is wanting to help me? Or can anyone point me in the direction of someone that can/wants to help?

Not all information is available to everyone. Top breeders protect their secretes like top chefs protect their recipes. Thats just the way it is. They do not share that information with just anyone.

[Mentat]

I am just a hobbyist, I am not out to make money. Im not trying to "steal business" from anyone. I have a huge passion for reptiles and amphibians, and rather than risk losing them to a potentially avoidable mistake, I would just like to get a little information. I thought that was what the forum was for people! To ask questions and get answers! Haha... Is it safe to say no one is wanting to help me? Or can anyone point me in the direction of someone that can/wants to help?

I'm sorry you see things that way . FF is a friendly place and we moderators go a long way keeping it that way. However we can't force anyone to share intellectual property. The same happens in other forums too, I was very active in the hybrid fish area and breeders do not share their secrets.

My recommendation is to learn about your frog's natural habitat and husbandry from books and internet, learn about and practice aestivation, build a rain chamber and play with it, and then try breeding them yourself. A good book to get you started is Horned Frogs by Philippe de Vosjoli. Good luck !