[MattBarr]

I found eggs in my Golden Mantella vivarium and I was wondering how can you tell if the male has fertilized them? Also when should I take them out to put them in water?

Here is a picture of the eggs

 

[Detrick105]

When in doubt, leave them there. Then once you see development, then remove them.
Steve

 

[JimO]

You might want to contact baita83. He has had great success breeding and raising goldens in the past year.

 

[Rain_Frog]

try not to disturb the eggs until they hatch into wriggling tads. Every time I've tried to artificially raise them the egg mass went bad. They are light sensitive too.

 

[MattBarr]

Thank you I didn't know they where light sensitive.

 

[jbherpin]

I never knew they would lay eggs directly on the substrate. Was there some concealment before the pic was taken?

Nice pic, and all my best! I would love to work with these frogs, the more people breeding them, the better for me in the future!

JBear

 

[MattBarr]

Sorry to get back so late. Yes they where laid under a piece of moss. The crevice that went under was just big enough for the frogs to go through.

 

[Baltimore Bryan]

Do you see any development into tadpoles yet or are they still just white/yellow circles? At this point if they haven't started to change, they probably are infertile unfortunately.
Bryan