[sgvreptiles]

Picked these guys up from Scott on saturday. Pretty sweet little frogs. Looks like I got a 1.2.

And a little bit of there tank. Its a 30 gallon well planted with T5 lighting.

 

[stemcellular]

From Scott M in AZ? If so, glad they ended up in good hands. . They will love that setup.

 

[sgvreptiles]

Yep. Drove out there sat to pick them up. How is there call?

 

[skylsdale]

Saladia = Saladillo

A great frog.

 

[stemcellular]

Yep. Drove out there sat to pick them up. How is there call?

A nice trill, softer by anthonyi standards, based on comparison with pasaje, highland and morospongo tricolors. And yes...I can tell them each apart even when they are all calling.

 

[sgvreptiles]

Also wondering if these guys will take care of tads in the tank? Or is it best to remove them and do it artificially?

 

[ggazonas]

Also wondering if these guys will take care of tads in the tank? Or is it best to remove them and do it artificially?

they will take care of them in the tank if there is a pond......They will only drop them off but the tads will survive very well and morph out without any problems.

 

[stemcellular]

If there is a pond as George says. Alternatively, you can add tupperware containers in the tank and they will deposit. I always supplement the tads with normal light feedings in situ, however, I know others do not.

 

[skylsdale]

I agree with George and Ray: if you start pulling eggs, you will quickly be overrun with more froglets than you probably want to take care of. Also, if you need to slow down breeding, inducing a drier period and/or separating males and females can help.

 

[ggazonas]

I agree with George and Ray: if you start pulling eggs, you will quickly be overrun with more froglets than you probably want to take care of. Also, if you need to slow down breeding, inducing a drier period and/or separating males and females can help.

I agree...I do supplement the tads but not often..usually when I remember. Either way they usually have enough food to morph out at the proper size