[Roots]

Parents have been pretty regular I have found a clutch every Monday at about noon for three weeks. Is this typical breeding behavior? - 1st. clutch was not fertilized properly.

2nd. Clutch with early development. - How are they looking?

3rd. clutch from this Monday

 

[Woodsman]

Hi Roots,

Once a pair gets going, they can lay more or less regularly for months. These eggs are definitely fertilized, but it's too soon to say that they'll be normal. You have a good start, though.

Congrats, Richard.

 

[froggymike]

Congrats on the eggs!

 

[Roots]

Thanks Richard. Could you elaborate on normal? - Like sls?

 

[frogface]

Thanks Richard. Could you elaborate on normal? - Like sls?

I think he just means that it can take a few clutches before the eggs develop normally into tads.

 

[Roots]

I think he just means that it can take a few clutches before the eggs develop normally into tads.

Any type of deformities or warning signs like that I should look for?

 

[frogface]

Well I'm pretty much a noob. In my limited experience, an egg will either develop into a tad or not. I don't know that there's much you can do about that. Once in tad form, give them good food (I use flaked tropical fish food and dried blood worms for protein). And then cross your fingers

 

[varanoid]

Great job and congratulations. Good luck raising all those! Sounds like your frogs are on a roll.

 

[southbay tropical]

congratulations!

 

[dellayao]

Congratulations on egg! Wish they will develop normally into tads