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·i have a total noob question...
for frogs that like laying eggs in bomelaids, why is this natural? i imagine that if you didn't remove them (as everyone seems to do) the tadpoles would end up in this tiny cup of water unless displaced to a larger body of water. and i would think that this tiny body of water's quite unstable in a natural environment (wind, animals, etc could easily brush by it and knock the eggs/tadpoles and water out).
so in their natural environment, do frogs use bromelaid-type watering holes for laying their clutch, or is this just something that the hobby has taken to?
thanks,
sam
for frogs that like laying eggs in bomelaids, why is this natural? i imagine that if you didn't remove them (as everyone seems to do) the tadpoles would end up in this tiny cup of water unless displaced to a larger body of water. and i would think that this tiny body of water's quite unstable in a natural environment (wind, animals, etc could easily brush by it and knock the eggs/tadpoles and water out).
so in their natural environment, do frogs use bromelaid-type watering holes for laying their clutch, or is this just something that the hobby has taken to?
thanks,
sam