I posted a while back that I was going to be raising tadpoles, and make a documentary out of it. Well, here we are! Check it out and comment here, I'd truly appreciate it!
Raising Cuban Tree Frog Tadpoles
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-Amanda, aka Shopunke
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Tadpole Photo Documentary - A must see!
shopunke
Aug 02, 2004 12:57 PM
Replies (4)
gdicp
Aug 02, 2004 01:41 PM
that was preety cool,but what happened to ODD??????
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3 pacman frogs- adolf,mongo,and fatboy
1 fantasy
1 pixie - Chubs
1 Egyptian toad - harry
4 oriental firebelly toads - emily,sam,psychedellia,rudd
1 African red legged frog
1 Northern Leopard frog - tiny
1 pacific tree frog
1 southern toad
1 west african toad
1 Whites tree frog
1 american bullfrog
2 red ears
1 cooter
1 Mexican redleg tarantula
1 garter snake(species unknown) for now...
shopunke
Aug 02, 2004 01:43 PM
Hehe, Ahhh Odd. My little love. Sadly, he was the third to be released. I couldn't afford to order the proper fruit flies online for the little frogletes, so I just released them in a plant outside. So far, I've spotted Odd once. 
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-Amanda, aka Shopunke
Colchicine
Aug 02, 2004 03:14 PM
I want to know what has happened to "Odd" as well.
If you are releasing Cubans, I sure as heck hope you aren't doing it in the US. I hope you know they are classified as an invasive species and is responsible for the decline of our native frogs in Florida.
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shopunke
Aug 02, 2004 06:30 PM
Yes, I know it. It's just as if they were in the wild though. Only 5 tadpoles were released as frogs, the others I released back into the wild to fend for themselves. So, who knows? A friggin minoe could have eaten them all by now. I wasn't going to let that puddly full of frog eggs dry up and kill them.
Anyway. Odd was released along with the 4 others. He was, in fact, albino. Or at least very very lightly coloured. They're currently living in a plant outside my front door called a "Birds of Paradise" or something along those ligns. I've spotted Odd once and the others a few times, they're feeding well off of the little bugs that live within the plant.
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-Amanda, aka Shopunke
