Ambystoma maculatum ( Breeding and Larval Development)

Congrats! Everything I have outside seems delayed at the moment, there's usually T. cristatus and L. vulgaris eggs by now, but I think the frost is putting them off.
 
I was waiting on the native frogs to lay, but nothing yet here. It was just a cursory. Look at these and unjust spotted the eggs. No sign yet from the titanium yet either.
 
I was waiting on the native frogs to lay, but nothing yet here. It was just a cursory. Look at these and unjust spotted the eggs. No sign yet from the titanium yet either.
 
bellabelloo said:
I was waiting on the native frogs to lay, but nothing yet here. It was just a cursory. Look at these and unjust spotted the eggs. No sign yet from the titanium yet either.
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Titanium is a typo for what?
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