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Chinese Tree Frogs (Hyla chinensis)

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Hi Andrew,
great pictures.

I have heard that these species is very hard to get breeding. Correct?

Uwe
 
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Hi Uwe,
I'm not sure how easy or hard they are to breed, I picked them up yesterday being sold under the misidentification of Rhacophorus prasinatus / smaragdinus.
They are part of the H.arborea group so I would think they would be similar in their breeding habits.
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Hi Andrew,

I thought so too, but was told that they haven´t been bred so far.

Uwe
 
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