Litoria Ewingii Tadpole mutant...

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hellou everyone,

I am new to the forum and would like to share two pictures with you of a tadpole from a Brown Whistling Tree Frog (Litoria Ewingii) - it seems this tadpole is growing a 3rd back leg on his tail - or maybe it is a missplaced front leg, I don't know. I did breed frogs for many years but I haven't seen something like this before...

frogtail1.jpg


frogtail2.jpg


...anyone seen that before ?

cheers,
steve
 
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