01-27-2012, 03:03 PM
As many of you know I have a whole 'Lab' full of tanks for frogs, fish, geckos, etc.
I'm trying to plan for the future in how many frogs will possibly be breeding. I just want to make sure i leave room in my lab for the appropriate amount of grow out tanks.
My current plans are as follows:
80 gallon - 5 Terrebelis colony
65 gallon - 5 Leuc colony
29 gallon - Tinc pair
20 gallon - Tinc Pair
2x 18" exos - tinc pairs
3x 20 gallon verts - each for a Thumbnail species group
That is 9 tanks with potentially breeding frogs...
I have a few ten gallon tanks and several totes for grow outs, and room for more totes, but no more tanks.
OK here is my question: Once all of these groups start breeding, how many froglets should I prepare for?
I want to make sure that I can either accommodate all the potential babies, or maybe not keep them in breeding pairs to cut back on the number of frogs that are breeding.
The last thing I want to do is get over my head so plan now right?
Thanks
I'm trying to plan for the future in how many frogs will possibly be breeding. I just want to make sure i leave room in my lab for the appropriate amount of grow out tanks.
My current plans are as follows:
80 gallon - 5 Terrebelis colony
65 gallon - 5 Leuc colony
29 gallon - Tinc pair
20 gallon - Tinc Pair
2x 18" exos - tinc pairs
3x 20 gallon verts - each for a Thumbnail species group
That is 9 tanks with potentially breeding frogs...
I have a few ten gallon tanks and several totes for grow outs, and room for more totes, but no more tanks.
OK here is my question: Once all of these groups start breeding, how many froglets should I prepare for?
I want to make sure that I can either accommodate all the potential babies, or maybe not keep them in breeding pairs to cut back on the number of frogs that are breeding.
The last thing I want to do is get over my head so plan now right?
Thanks