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Can you easily identify a tinc tadpole from an auratus

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Can you easily identify a tinc tadpole from an auratus
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10-09-2011, 05:49 PM
Pretty much said above would as is there obvious differences between morphs ?
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10-09-2011, 07:16 PM
when they are small...probably not.

Did you lose track of some ? I know more than one large scale breeder who did and had to "wait it out" until he could sort them out.
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10-09-2011, 08:24 PM
Philsuma Wrote:when they are small...probably not.

Did you lose track of some ? I know more than one large scale breeder who did and had to "wait it out" until he could sort them out.
ha thats happened to a mate too :lol: .No phil i don't think we will have tinc tads till next year if they are happy prs etc,no mate i was wondering about tracking/about how different they are to rear.But it was more do the species look different do the morphs look different,how do i prepare for whats happening now with 2 species,when we have a room full one distant day.
is there a frogsafe pen i can write on glass with and the solvents wouldn't mess with the frogs/eggs/tads?
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