[footyfourteen]

I know this is a dendro board but i think we can all appreciate other species and the greatness of amphibians. My red eyes laid about a week ago and the eggs have finally dropped. A total of 83 tadpoles. i have 3 containers holding 21 and one container holding 20. i think i know the basics and i have been reading a little bit about the raising of the tadpoles but if anyone here wants to give me some pointers please feel free. thanks everyone

 

[brod322]

That's awesome I have a group of red eyes I acquired not too long ago. I was wonder when you did the whole dry season, wet season thing did u use two separate enclosures or all in the same one?

 

[Tony]

Congrats! Feed the tads with high quality foods full of carotenoids for the best color. I like to rotate New Life Spectrum, Cyclopeeze, and Spirulina flakes.

 

[Jduane]

Grats Mate, hope you get a nice bunch, you wouldn't mind giving any to some fellow dendroboarders? ))


on a serious note, Good Luck, Might pick up some red-eyes myself, except for thos enasty little balls they make..

 

[iRyan]

I'd like to know a little info as well. My male has let out a few croaks in these last few weeks but the female seems pretty uninterested.

That's awesome I have a group of red eyes I acquired not too long ago. I was wonder when you did the whole dry season, wet season thing did u use two separate enclosures or all in the same one?

 

[footyfourteen]

rain rain rain. feed feed feed. It was about two weeks of constant rain and feeding and then bam!!! giant clutch of eggs. its a mater of how many i get out of the batch but if anyone in the Utah/western states hit me up. In about 2 months ill i have some nice looking red eyes for sale for cheap.