Breeding Gray Treefrogs indoors

Re: breeding ,greys, treefrogs ,indoors,

Hi Vincent,

That's interesting. So you're saying that only the ones that grow fast will be strong and worth keeping?

Hi John ,yes that is what I found a friend had exactly the same thing with HYLA JAPONICA lots of babies the first out survived the others just died off. However I raised over two hundred HYLA ARBOREA without any problem so maybe it was the diet :confused: The friends I have that breed amphibians try to limit the numbers they raise so they get fewer but stronger animals.
HAVE FUN :happy:
 
Re: breeding ,greys, treefrogs ,indoors,

Thanks the the info Vincent. I will keep that in mind when I decide what to do with my little monsters. Right now they are a ravenous horde of flaked fish food eaters. I'm very surprised at just how much they eat.
 
Spawned again ,my oldest female spawned yesterday, they have been in and out of amplexus for a couple of weeks now. For a slight variation I PUT THE LARGE PET PAL containing six frogs in a greenhouse the hot weather over the last two days did the trick massess of spawn :eek: I think I was to early with my first attempt still my technique works well enough. I hope this helps people to give breeding them a go :happy:
HAVEFUN:cool:
 
Almost there:

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First metamorph on 7th May 2009:

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Three different froglets about 10 days after complete tail resorption:

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Parents + friend (female on left, breeding male on right, friend in middle)

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Yo great my second batch have just started to get their front legs so hope fully I will have a few wee ones myself :happy:
 
Congratulations Vincent!
 
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