HYLA ARBOREA update on Feb spawning

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Hi all right those of you who read my previous postings on HYLA ARBOREA here is an update they are now getting front legs and starting to leave the water, I found keeping them under U/V tubes I had no tadpole deformities, a spot light directed onto the surface of the water gave the taddies chance to bask under a warm spot and they gathered in large numbers under the light. Feeding I used four types of food, flake fish food,catfish sinker pellets koi pond sticks and Hinari floating carnivore food, as they get larger and show signs of front limbs feed on flake only as they consume vast amounts in a short space of time and it doesn't pollute the water as bad ,plus they seem to really fatten up so when they become froglets they are fairly large and it makes rearing them easier hope this helps :happy:
 
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