I have frog eggs!

KMartin · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 2

SO cool, frog laid eggs today, http://www.kymberm.com click on ALBUMS ( no
comments on my site, its ugly right now, i'll get it fixed soon) and choose
the ponds link, its really nice looking now, taken me about a 18 mos to get
it to this point.

Kym

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Weldon Wallick · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 1

Good grief, your web site is "disgusting". Can't stand it. LOL

Actually, I really enjoyed it. A LOT of work!

I see you like some of my favorite fish: dwarf cichlids. Haven't had
any in years. Don't know if any are to be found now.

How do you get aquarium plants to do so well? I had trouble with them
for fifty years or so? Never any real success.

Must be the water ;<)

As for frog eggs, we have Cuban Tree frogs in our pond every night.
They lay eggs about every other night. Up to now the goldfish have
eaten all the tadpoles. You can go out there at night with a
flashlight and see them - the males hunting the female - croaking
away. The female is twice the size of the males. I understand they can
eat anything they can get in their mouths - oops, goodby males.

I finally put a bunch of eggs in a large jar. Now I have about one
hundred tadpoles, eating everything in sight. Boiled lettuce, goldfish
food, etc.

I'm in Central Florida, that explains the "Cuban" Tree Frogs. They are
very pretty. They female was living in our screened in patio, until I
put her outside. She is about seven inches long, with legs stretched
out. She tried and tried to get back in. Maybe she is happier now that
some "guys" showed up. Ha

Really like your pond.

WLW

On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 23:48:47 GMT, "KMartin" wrote:

>SO cool, frog laid eggs today, http://www.kymberm.com click on ALBUMS ( no
>comments on my site, its ugly right now, i'll get it fixed soon) and choose
>the ponds link, its really nice looking now, taken me about a 18 mos to get
>it to this point.
>
>Kym
>

KMartin · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 2

Cool! Thanks, this is my first experience with frog eggs/tadpoles Smile

Lots
of fish inside, it's so warm down here in West Texas I thought I'd let my
big cichlids out to play in the pond. Dwarfs are neat, i really like them.

Thanks, kym

"Weldon Wallick" wrote in message@4ax.com...
> Good grief, your web site is "disgusting". Can't stand it. LOL
>
> Actually, I really enjoyed it. A LOT of work!
>
> I see you like some of my favorite fish: dwarf cichlids. Haven't had
> any in years. Don't know if any are to be found now.
>
> How do you get aquarium plants to do so well? I had trouble with them
> for fifty years or so? Never any real success.
>
> Must be the water ;<)
>
> As for frog eggs, we have Cuban Tree frogs in our pond every night.
> They lay eggs about every other night. Up to now the goldfish have
> eaten all the tadpoles. You can go out there at night with a
> flashlight and see them - the males hunting the female - croaking
> away. The female is twice the size of the males. I understand they can
> eat anything they can get in their mouths - oops, goodby males.
>
> I finally put a bunch of eggs in a large jar. Now I have about one
> hundred tadpoles, eating everything in sight. Boiled lettuce, goldfish
> food, etc.
>
> I'm in Central Florida, that explains the "Cuban" Tree Frogs. They are
> very pretty. They female was living in our screened in patio, until I
> put her outside. She is about seven inches long, with legs stretched
> out. She tried and tried to get back in. Maybe she is happier now that
> some "guys" showed up. Ha
>
> Really like your pond.
>
> WLW
>
>
> On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 23:48:47 GMT, "KMartin" wrote:
>
> >SO cool, frog laid eggs today, http://www.kymberm.com click on ALBUMS (
no
> >comments on my site, its ugly right now, i'll get it fixed soon) and
choose
> >the ponds link, its really nice looking now, taken me about a 18 mos to
get
> >it to this point.
> >
> >Kym
> >
>