I have a question that maybe someone can answer and help a brother. I’m working with trios of El Dorado 1.2 and Cristobal 1.2. There in 37G column tanks with lots of room and MANY broms. Breeding conditions are perfect. Since July 4 the El Dorado and Cristobal haven’t stop calling and laying clutches (Dorado 45 eggs/ Cristobal 30 eggs) estimate.
Let me know if I’m crazy but 70% of the time, they lay their clutches on the edge of a brom leaf. By the time the eggs turn to tadpoles the clutch is cliff hanging off the leaf. Iv seen a clutch fall to the ground before but i have also notice clutches drying out. There’s been cases of them vanishing as well.
There’s a high possibility that if the clutch is not dried out then they have been transported but i haven’t seen any tadpoles in broms or canisters. I keep thinking they have fallen to their death.
I read once that Pums stop breeding once there tads are in the water. Well my frogs keep breeding. I have a new clutch of 9 eggs (Dorado) and 5 eggs (Cristobal) from mid last week.
Please share your thoughts on this mystery so i can be at peace.
Let me know if I’m crazy but 70% of the time, they lay their clutches on the edge of a brom leaf. By the time the eggs turn to tadpoles the clutch is cliff hanging off the leaf. Iv seen a clutch fall to the ground before but i have also notice clutches drying out. There’s been cases of them vanishing as well.
There’s a high possibility that if the clutch is not dried out then they have been transported but i haven’t seen any tadpoles in broms or canisters. I keep thinking they have fallen to their death.
I read once that Pums stop breeding once there tads are in the water. Well my frogs keep breeding. I have a new clutch of 9 eggs (Dorado) and 5 eggs (Cristobal) from mid last week.
Please share your thoughts on this mystery so i can be at peace.