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Re: Microhylidae

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Posted by Nathalie on April 01, 1998 at 05:58:36:

In Reply to: Re: Microhylidae posted by Spawn on March 31, 1998 at 21:16:59:

The species I am looking at si Ornate Narrow-Mouthed Toads (_Microhyla ornata_). Nathalie

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: : I am looking for information of rasing Microhylidae tadpoles. As well as information on what to do when they strat to metamorphose. I've been told that these amphibians are very specific eaters so the more information I can get the better.

: : Thank you in advance.

: : Nathalie

: Hello Nathalie:
: The family Microhylidae is very diverse and contains over 300 species. Not all are specialised feeders. Tomato Frogs (Discophus sp.) and Asian Bullfrogs (Kaloula pulchra) are both Microhylids that will eat most foods offered to them. Which species are you talking about?

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