I like to rescue tree frog tadpoles every summer they are in puddles I just feed them algae and fish food I get hundreds of tadpoles I love rescuing them
I just started raising tadpoles after I discovered a bunch of eggs in an old swimming pool that I am reopening. It's been a lot of trial and error for me, but I've learned a lot from my experiences thus far. This video will be a huge help as several of my little guys have started growing legs. 😁
Even if you do everything right, sometimes they just don't make it as the mortality rate is naturally pretty high in the wild. I just didn't explain that in the video, but it is nothing that I did or that Houston frogs did, it just happens sometimes. The other two are doing great though, and then I got two more from them later, which are also doing good!
@@CatAleah Thank you for your reply. I was just curious. I've only been watching your channel for a couple of months (Love it) but I've binge watched almost ALL of your videos. Keep up the good work!
You take nice videos young lady. Well informed and the style is nice - many youtubers could learn from you. Two laughing points for me were, one, distilled water and, two, calcium sprinkled flies! These frogs are living the high life! I can imagaine a cartoon comprised of one of your frogs leaving the perfect environment of your habitat and goes to the real world. He stumbles across many obstacles on his journey as he tries to overcome life in the "jungle." He meets a new friend that shows him the ropes of life in the "real world" but still has a hard time eating flies with his calcium fix and can't manage to mix his cocktails in swamp water. Oh how he longs for distilled! lol. In the end, he just cant overcome his upbringing and manages to convince his friend to go back to his hometown. The two set out on a harrowing journey in hopes to make it back to Froggy Paradise. I'm writing the screenplay now! lol.
Great set up. I’ve raised green tree frog tads from just spinach and a little protein eg yolk. The entire clutch developed. One of them morphed in 30 days !
I just ordered my first tadpoles from Houston frogs, I watched your video I have always wanted frogs and I didn't know how to raise them from tadpoles and so its awesome it comes in a kit, I lovve your channel thanks for making your videos!!:)
When the tadpoles became tiny frogs, what did you give them for eating? Im asking this because I can't find anything able to be eaten by them, because of the size. I'm going to rescue some tadpoles that ended in a puddle that is getting dried, so if you can help me, it would be great and very appreciated ✌
Thanks. This is helpful. I rescued some eggs from a puddle outside my house that would have disappeared way too soon for them to grow. I’ve got hundreds of tiny tadpoles about 3mm long in a bucket. The eggs were only laid two nights ago (I had no idea they would hatch so soon). I don’t know if I’ll be able to grow them until they get legs... time will tell. I might just take them down to a dam about 100 m from my house when it becomes too much. I think they are Salmon-striped Frog or similar. I should have taken a photo of them in the night. 🐸
Hey, I appreciate the video. I friend of mine loves frogs. I knew some basic about them but after watching this video I realized I didn’t know anything about tadpoles other than they become frogs. I thought their tails fell off. It’s amazing they get absorbed into their body and become a source of nutrition. I also didn’t know some are cannibalistic. I thought they ate like bacteria and didn’t have the ability to eat their own. I enjoyed the whole video. I had a little frogs and two turtles when I was a little kid. I ended up letting them go in a lake. I lost interest and the cleaning of the tank become too much of a chore for me. This video definitely renewed my interest in them
Today I just rescued some green tree frog tadpoles from our family's pot stacked fountain (you know those waterfall mini fountain you put outside for decor and aesthetic) I put them in a 29 gallon filled halfway up with clear room temp rain water that was the same temp as the water they were in at the fountain water pocket that was drying up I've put them in a 29 g as loon I mentioned earlier that has a light layer of white gravel two half submerged cabe hideouts with a stick and some water plants and I've been feeding them pond pellets that you feed amphibians and fish it contains calcium vitamin b, c and a and contains proteins digestive minerals and carbs oh and I would say that there are about 19 or 26 of them in a minimum of 15 gallons of water but dont be shocked they are the same size of a grain of rice still once they get legs I will raise the water level slowly and I think I will put brick chunks under the caves so they stay half submerged for the frogs to stay on land when they get older and once they get older I will be putting them in a 40 gallon tank with a water vapor machine that slowly releases small amounts of water vapor at a time to estimate humidity temps and I wanted to ask if what I'm doing so far is okay and give me some advice if not thx
I have gold colour frog or banana frog as we called it , she lays eggs in my bucket that I used to fill in rain water then she came and lays eggs every months as I noticed right now , thank you for infos
grown separately because they are cannibalistic... Laughs at my tadpole pond with 200+ tadpoles. "Yes I feed them lettuce so they don't eat themselves"
Question: Can they live if you use the same water you find them in? Because the water I found them in was a greenish colour, So will they live? Or do the need rain water.
Shark To Sock / EEE it’s best to use half of their water they were found in and half rainwater to make sure the water is clean but still make them feel at home 😊
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CatAleah: "They do need to kept separately, as they are cannibalistic."
Me: *"It's a frog eat frog world out there."*
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My tadpoles already have their legs
I have 85 or 89 😆
I like to rescue tree frog tadpoles every summer they are in puddles I just feed them algae and fish food I get hundreds of tadpoles I love rescuing them
Do they need an aerator?
Davis’ Exotics there’s a creek at my grandmas and every spring there are bullfrogs and leopard frog tadpoles
Bad for the environment brw
I just started raising tadpoles after I discovered a bunch of eggs in an old swimming pool that I am reopening. It's been a lot of trial and error for me, but I've learned a lot from my experiences thus far.
This video will be a huge help as several of my little guys have started growing legs. 😁
Are they still alive
Reminds me of the Animal Crossing frogs, maybe because the music is from acnl (sorry for bad English)
Thank you!!! 😄
Your English ain’t bad!
Liongirl’s life No your English is amazing. Is it your second language
GACHA QUEEN Thank you! Yes, my first language is actually German :)
your english is fine, seriously you even capitalize stuff, thats not even required on the internet
I appreciate the sound fx in the beginning during setup when dropping the items in...
This was such a helpful video! I have raised dart frogs before, but not from tadpoles. Id love to try this :D
You definitely should!! :) try Houston frogs kits! Thanks so much for watching!
I love that rainforest setup at 12:22 I know many frogs breed in bromiliads in South America
Isnt it gorgeous?! Houston frogs is so good at making tanks 😍
You started out with 3...what happened?
Even if you do everything right, sometimes they just don't make it as the mortality rate is naturally pretty high in the wild. I just didn't explain that in the video, but it is nothing that I did or that Houston frogs did, it just happens sometimes. The other two are doing great though, and then I got two more from them later, which are also doing good!
@@CatAleah Thank you for your reply. I was just curious. I've only been watching your channel for a couple of months (Love it) but I've binge watched almost ALL of your videos. Keep up the good work!
@@scottfromfl Thank you so much! 😄
@@CatAleah but these aren't from the wild, in captivity its very rare to lose any tad that is being care for correctly.
FrogRoom That is not true.
You take nice videos young lady. Well informed and the style is nice - many youtubers could learn from you. Two laughing points for me were, one, distilled water and, two, calcium sprinkled flies! These frogs are living the high life! I can imagaine a cartoon comprised of one of your frogs leaving the perfect environment of your habitat and goes to the real world. He stumbles across many obstacles on his journey as he tries to overcome life in the "jungle." He meets a new friend that shows him the ropes of life in the "real world" but still has a hard time eating flies with his calcium fix and can't manage to mix his cocktails in swamp water. Oh how he longs for distilled! lol. In the end, he just cant overcome his upbringing and manages to convince his friend to go back to his hometown. The two set out on a harrowing journey in hopes to make it back to Froggy Paradise. I'm writing the screenplay now! lol.
youre creepy and what are you even talking about. cringe
@@caseyhelmer704 I'm talking about imagination clown! You should try it! lol.
Your kindness and enthusiasm for nature is so beautiful ❤
Great set up. I’ve raised green tree frog tads from just spinach and a little protein eg yolk. The entire clutch developed. One of them morphed in 30 days !
Hi! How did you feed them yolk?
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I loved watching the little tadpoles morph out into froglets! Awesome video. 😄
Thanks Sharon! 💖💖💖💖💖😊💖
The first steps looks like you are making some fancy soup xP
We get fradpoles to togs.
Take care and God loves you.
I just ordered my first tadpoles from Houston frogs, I watched your video I have always wanted frogs and I didn't know how to raise them from tadpoles and so its awesome it comes in a kit, I lovve your channel thanks for making your videos!!:)
I like to help frogs by giving them a little home fot a little bit and then freeing them
Do they have these kits without the tadpoles? I already have some in my backyard I can just frognap
When the tadpoles became tiny frogs, what did you give them for eating? Im asking this because I can't find anything able to be eaten by them, because of the size. I'm going to rescue some tadpoles that ended in a puddle that is getting dried, so if you can help me, it would be great and very appreciated ✌
8:30, It says in the vid around then
fruit flies
Tadpoles are so cute!!
Lol I was watching this video without knowing who posted it or when, and I felt like I recognized the voice and saw that it was you Cataleah😂
What a fantastic kit! What a super cool way to get to see the tadpoles grow.
Thanks. This is helpful. I rescued some eggs from a puddle outside my house that would have disappeared way too soon for them to grow. I’ve got hundreds of tiny tadpoles about 3mm long in a bucket. The eggs were only laid two nights ago (I had no idea they would hatch so soon). I don’t know if I’ll be able to grow them until they get legs... time will tell. I might just take them down to a dam about 100 m from my house when it becomes too much. I think they are Salmon-striped Frog or similar. I should have taken a photo of them in the night. 🐸
Wow.. you went all out for those cute frogs.. good job. Many becoming extinct & happy to see you care🌹
This is awesome! I hope to get tadpoles of my own. Good job cat!!
Looks good!
Thanks David!! 😁😁🙂
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Your video is very useful guide for my tadpoles ❤❤thank you so much ❤❤
Hey, I appreciate the video. I friend of mine loves frogs. I knew some basic about them but after watching this video I realized I didn’t know anything about tadpoles other than they become frogs. I thought their tails fell off. It’s amazing they get absorbed into their body and become a source of nutrition. I also didn’t know some are cannibalistic. I thought they ate like bacteria and didn’t have the ability to eat their own. I enjoyed the whole video. I had a little frogs and two turtles when I was a little kid. I ended up letting them go in a lake. I lost interest and the cleaning of the tank become too much of a chore for me. This video definitely renewed my interest in them
Today I just rescued some green tree frog tadpoles from our family's pot stacked fountain (you know those waterfall mini fountain you put outside for decor and aesthetic) I put them in a 29 gallon filled halfway up with clear room temp rain water that was the same temp as the water they were in at the fountain water pocket that was drying up I've put them in a 29 g as loon I mentioned earlier that has a light layer of white gravel two half submerged cabe hideouts with a stick and some water plants and I've been feeding them pond pellets that you feed amphibians and fish it contains calcium vitamin b, c and a and contains proteins digestive minerals and carbs oh and I would say that there are about 19 or 26 of them in a minimum of 15 gallons of water but dont be shocked they are the same size of a grain of rice still once they get legs I will raise the water level slowly and I think I will put brick chunks under the caves so they stay half submerged for the frogs to stay on land when they get older and once they get older I will be putting them in a 40 gallon tank with a water vapor machine that slowly releases small amounts of water vapor at a time to estimate humidity temps and I wanted to ask if what I'm doing so far is okay and give me some advice if not thx
Have any tips for a 14 year old that is getting leopard tadpoles to raise?
I have a pool in back yard, one day saw about 300 tadpoles in it. Next time holler I'll just send you some just pay shipping lol
This really helps wow
Yay, I'm glad!
I'm going to my village and I want to take some baby frogs with me! This helps so much thank you!
I love the sound effects!
Me in the uk just keeping five in a bucket outside all of lockdown 😂 I feel bad now
I have gold colour frog or banana frog as we called it , she lays eggs in my bucket that I used to fill in rain water then she came and lays eggs every months as I noticed right now , thank you for infos
Learned that tadpoles absorb their tales and get nutrients ! Cool^.^ Merry Christmas CatAleah ❤️💚❤️
Glad I could share some cool knowledge! ❤️ Merry Christmas to you!!! ❤️ :)
Thank you so much your video is so useful ❤❤
Great video, so awesome watching the little guys grow up!
I just caught some tadpoles from a pool I let most of them go and kept some for me to raise and take care of i captured them like 4/5 days go
A new video, best christmas present! Merry Christmas everyone 😁
Owen you're the best!! Merry christmas!
Love the sound affects
Do you have to separate every different breed of tadpoles
So now that a couple of years have past, what’s going on with the frogs?
I love my tadpoles and I care for them
To
Im raising a tadpole right now kinda by accident but i caught him scooping some water in a jar for my eco experiment
Good fish bait 🐟🐠
What’s the black water stuff? And why is it necessary?
Im getting a tadpole some day only one cuz where i live in the uk theirs this place aka a type of hike theirs a lake with tadpole once a year
Cool tag poles I am going to get some soon
Finally new video♥
Awesome video! Early squad!
Hi!!! Thank you! :3
I’m gonna tell you something I get tadpole, in the lacs they was growing without a kit
Tht nostalgic sims ost 🤤
This sounds interesting!
Thanks!
Cool merry Christmas and keep up the great work
Merry Christmas Reptile Kid! :)
Amazing and helpful video I will use what I learned
They only try eating each other if they are to hungry they can play fight sometimes
Based off google
U now that’s a gold poison dart frog
I know I'm late, but can I grow wild tadpoles from the creek?
We’re did u get that kit at and how much was it
I love this💛
What happens when the black liquid runs out?
This is such a great video!! Thank you for this! 🥰
grown separately because they are cannibalistic... Laughs at my tadpole pond with 200+ tadpoles. "Yes I feed them lettuce so they don't eat themselves"
could you feed them green flys?
Im raising some good job with yours
what species is this? golden frog?
Cannibalistic I don't have that I have 20Tadpoles at my house right now Alexa I have a frog are you gonna get a kick
How could you dislike this video. 😭😭
love your videos 😍
doo they need air punm
Gonna comment here so I get a notification if there's a response
I've got some tadpoles for at least 3-4 months, seems too long to me? Whats going on?
If it was winter they would grow slower
Where can you buy the frog hut with top that comes off?
I had bad luck with sea monkeys. Tadpoles will be rough.
I thought this was gonna be a time lapse put this is better
Where did you oder the frogs?
Mine just got his frog eyes and arms but his tail is still very long
whats the purpose of black water extract?
What type of insects do frogs usually eat once they’re adults?
I think crickets
I really have a tadpole
if theres enough food they wont eat eachother i keep 15 together and theres been no deaths
Beautiful and brilliant!
I have tadpoles at home!
Your nails are the highlight. :'D
You didn't film the expo in arlington?? Lol i was waiting for it
I did! It will be up very soon :)
So cool
Welp I’ll just threw mine in a tank and they are still alive
I'd love to raise frogs but I'm terrified of incects
what do i do if they don’t eat the flies?
Question:
Can they live if you use the same water you find them in?
Because the water I found them in was a greenish colour, So will they live? Or do the need rain water.
Shark To Sock / EEE it’s best to use half of their water they were found in and half rainwater to make sure the water is clean but still make them feel at home 😊
Did the third one die?
What happened to the third tadpole? :(
Where did you get them again ?
Is this the same for all species?
Where did you buy the kit?
Excellent video!
Thank you!!
Videos of dinosaurs
the animal crossing music lol
My dad got me a whole 3 gallon fish take from his old fish that died last summer I have 8 tadpoles
I got the tadpoles from a tractor skid pool that a frog laid eggs in the tadpoles are lucky it rained so much those weeks
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