Megophrys amplexus!

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Allison

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My LTC male and largest female were in amplexus Tuesday night! No eggs yet, and they are still together. I'm hoping for eggs of course, but if the female is not in condition to release eggs I hope they will separate naturally. Don't want to lose either!

If anyone has gottent to this point with M. nasuta I would greatly appreciate any accounts or information.

Thanks very much, and wish them luck!
 
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