I keep looking in the classifieds for a pair of bullfrogs for sale---my friend's mom wants to buy a couple for her outdoor pond, does anyone have any connections?
Thanks!
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Bullfrogs anyone?
Tadpoleo
Jul 20, 2006 07:30 AM
Replies (2)
johnnyblazekfd
Jul 20, 2006 11:59 AM
Your best bet would be to get tadpoles and let them grow up. It's not instant gratifacation but is better that way. I have transplanted adult bullfrogs into my pond before and they always migrated to all of my neighbors garages. Tadpoles will grow up with the pond as their home and will stay there. You can normally get bullfrog tadpoles at petco, or usually your local water gardens shop. hope this helps... Jon
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Tadpoleo
Jul 20, 2006 03:37 PM
Yeah, that's what my opinion was, but her mom is wanting "adult" frogs right away---sigh. Oh well. Thanks for the reply, though, maybe she'll change her mind, and I think it's neat to enjoy the morphing process as well.
