New Article: Breeding Fire-Bellied Toads

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Hi All,

Please check out my new article:

Breeding Fire-Bellied Toads

Comments and questions appreciated, thanks.

Take Care and Enjoy, Frank
 
Hey thanks. It did not say how many you need for proper breeding. Do you know? I have 3 in a 20 gallon tank that is split into shallow water with land and deep water with plants and a filter. I have one male and two females. I keep them on a diet of dusted crickets and mealworms. I am lowering temps and water levels. What do you think my odds of getting them to breed are?
 
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