Bufo viridis breeding tips needed

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Has anybody bred this species of toad inside, or is it only possible in a greenhouse amphibiary?
If anybody has managed indoors,I would be glad if you could share your methods.
 
There's an account of breeding B.viridis on http://bufo.de.vu/
Seems the greenhouse route is far simpler.
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Thanks Mike.
Wish I had room for a greenhouse, but my tiny garden has no more space.

I am having breeding activity with one of my males [again], but the females are not interested.

He sits in the water bowl and pounces on any female that comes close.
 
did you hibernate the females, Morg? Do they kick him off?
 
No none were hibernated, but went through the normal photoperiod for the winter months, along with a slight drop in temperature.

I was not interested in breeding these toads, but this males obvious interest in breeding had me wondering how to go about it for possible breeding next spring.

The females do try to remove him, yes.
 
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