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    Pacman frog tadpoles

    Here are some pics of a small portion if the tads that have hatched out so far.

    Enjoy



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    Are those all from one pairing? or multiple?
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    That's cool I did enjoy how do you feed them when that tiny
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    Re: Pacman frog tadpoles

    Please keep this thread going, so we can watch them grow!

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    3 females. Blackworms and there's a few thousand babies in the tub. That pic is only a small spot in the tub.lol

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    Will the majority of them survive to adulthood?

    How many young does the typical packman frog female have in a typical year?
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    Depends on who raises them. Pacman frogs are kinda like sulcata tortoises. Pretty durable once they get past the baby size.

    A female can produce between 500-4000 or so in a year.

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    That's pretty cool.

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    damn lol...thats gonna be a helluva lot of pacmen to deal with!

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    there's SO many. lol thanks for posting. definitely a cool picture. the first thing i thought, too, was how many of those guys will survive? i saw the serpent merchant asked too. you said it depends on who raises them. in your care, how many of those would you normally expect to reach adulthood?

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