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I realize this could also go under >other amphibia>frogs, so pardon me in advance if it needs to be moved.
One variety of pitcher plants, the Sun Pitcher, or Heliamphora, happily exists in a symbiotic relationship with a number of treefrog species. Frogs will climb into the plant's pitcher, eat the bugs that are lured to it, and then defecate in the plant. The feces is then broken down and absorbed by the plant, which have no digestive enzymes of their own.
Does anyone here have any experience coupling these plants with any particular treefrog species?
One variety of pitcher plants, the Sun Pitcher, or Heliamphora, happily exists in a symbiotic relationship with a number of treefrog species. Frogs will climb into the plant's pitcher, eat the bugs that are lured to it, and then defecate in the plant. The feces is then broken down and absorbed by the plant, which have no digestive enzymes of their own.
Does anyone here have any experience coupling these plants with any particular treefrog species?