The other day after a good rain, I decided to pick up some toads for my hognose and assorted other frogs to see what was out there. I picked up about a dozen green tree frogs and three gray tree frogs, which are my favorite of probably all tree frogs. Well, a big female and a male hitched up within the container I had them holding in, so I thought,"Hey, add some water and see..." Well, the next day the entire bottom of the container was covered in eggs...I did some reading and it basically said to keep them in water between 70-80 degrees...and not much else...when will I know if the eggs are viable, and what should I prepare for if when the tadpoles hatch out? Thanks.
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Grays breeding...
Conrad
May 27, 2003 09:10 PM
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Conrad
May 29, 2003 08:04 PM
Well, I wish this was true...but as I didn't get any help with my egg situation, it would appear that I've lost the entire egg mass.
Derek Benson
May 30, 2003 07:19 PM
This forum is dead. COme to the link.
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