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    bshmerlie
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    No, I actually just got my two Stolzmanni pacmans just recently and I am interested in breeding them if I have a boy and a girl. I was hoping someone locally would know how to do that so I could see their setup. Mine are both babies right now so I've got time to figure it out.

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    Adrian
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    Quote Originally Posted by bshmerlie View Post
    No, I actually just got my two Stolzmanni pacmans just recently and I am interested in breeding them if I have a boy and a girl. I was hoping someone locally would know how to do that so I could see their setup. Mine are both babies right now so I've got time to figure it out.
    Theres basically two ways u can do it go all out or not weve tryed a way where we poke holes in a gallon jug and connect a water pump to recreate the rain effect heres a cool rainchamber vid:YouTube - New RC.wmv

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    EpicFrogMan
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    Quote Originally Posted by bshmerlie View Post
    No, I actually just got my two Stolzmanni pacmans just recently and I am interested in breeding them if I have a boy and a girl. I was hoping someone locally would know how to do that so I could see their setup. Mine are both babies right now so I've got time to figure it out.
    you're gonna need more than 2 frogs to breed. Also these are bred by professionals at zoos in equador and peru.

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    Kevin1
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    Epicfrogman is right having a group instead of just a pair will greatly increase your chances of success. For years I've pondered the idea of breeding either budgett's pacmans or pyxies but the idea of all those babies kind of discourages me from going through with it.

    Hank(mercedesherp) has bred ceratophry's before He'd probably be the best guy on the forum to talk about it with. Hank if you read this, I'm not sure if you got my email but I greatly appreciate that article you sent. It was great.

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    Kevin1
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    OH the guy who posted that vid is the same guy who's female produced all the Caatinga horned frogs in captivity.

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    EpicFrogMan
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin1 View Post
    OH the guy who posted that vid is the same guy who's female produced all the Caatinga horned frogs in captivity.
    didnt he also loan his Green Cornutas and an Aurita to Philippe or Robert?

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    Kevin1
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    Yes to either of them, they're a team.

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    EpicFrogMan
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    ya its too bad the Caatanga i got died it was just so fraglile and needed a special dry heat/humid combo or something because of the region they are from. I was nicely reimbursed though which i will unveil soon.

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    bshmerlie
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin1 View Post
    Epicfrogman is right having a group instead of just a pair will greatly increase your chances of success. For years I've pondered the idea of breeding either budgett's pacmans or pyxies but the idea of all those babies kind of discourages me from going through with it.

    Hank(mercedesherp) has bred ceratophry's before He'd probably be the best guy on the forum to talk about it with. Hank if you read this, I'm not sure if you got my email but I greatly appreciate that article you sent. It was great.
    Yes I understand the ratios needed for breeding, but I'm not in this for a business. I have no desire to "make money" off my frogs. I will try it and if I happen to have a pair and if it works out great, but if not no big deal. I'm not going to buy more to increase my odds as its not why I got them in the first place. My red eyes will be my first breeding project and then I 'll see from there.

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    Kevin1
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    Just trying to help,it's not all about making money..

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    onedge30
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    Kevin, I understand your trepidation to having to deal with several 1000 tadpoles morphing into froglets. And not only worrying about cannibalism, but feeding them and keeping the water clean.

    Would you think large tubs keeping a few 100 in each and flushing with water?

    Tubs with some type of grate system, once they morph, to let the waste fall thru?

    I am asking for my spring breeding attempt. I am very worried about space.

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    Kevin1
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    How large of tubs are we talking here?
    Kiddy pools would be great for a large amount of tadpoles.

    Do you have a pic?

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