New Article: Malayan Leaf/Horned Frog reproduction

Interesting and informative, although the distribution is inaccurate; including ranges of M.nasuta, M.montana, M.kobayashii, and unnamed species, while excluding M.ligayae and M.stejnegeri. An additional problem with breeding Megophrys could well be the fact that animals were exported from many localities, and thus constituted multiple species.
 
Interesting article - the hatching behaviour is particularly fascinating.
I was also talking to someone who found one species (maybe N. montana) breeding in pitcher plants...
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