Pipa parva @ Philadelphia Zoo

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Here's a picture of Pipa parva on display at the Philly Zoo. The one with eggs is one of my adults at my home.
 

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Interesting stuff and great photos. Thanks for sharing, Michael.
 
Michael,

How long from tadpole to frog?

Thanks,
Duncan
 
duncan said:
Michael,

How long from tadpole to frog?

Thanks,
Duncan
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Off the top of my head I'm going to say 2 to 3 months. They do not all mature at the same speed.
 
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