Your Questions About Raising Tadpoles

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Tadpoles??? Warm water grass but they wont be tadpoles very long
If serious very low water level

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I once raised tadpoles. I started them on boiled egg yolk which I strained through a cloth (they were very small when I got them) When they reached about 2mm in size I switched them over to fish flakes that I crushed to more manageable size. I also occasionally crushed small bits of lettuce leaves for them.

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It worked for the ones I kept. They all turned into froglets about a month ago.

You probably already know this but be careful not to give them water straight from the tap as the chlorine could kill them. Ideally if they need more water you should give them rainwater, but if you don’t have any of this then leave some tap-water in an open container for about 24 hours to let the chlorine evaporate off.

A good rule of thumb is to never put more new water in their environment than they already have. I.e. If they are swimming around in 1l of water now then don’t put more than 1l of new water in with them in a day or the shock might kill them.

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You can if you keep the water clean. The water must be dechlorinated. You can buy products to take chlorine out of your water at pet shops or at Walmart. I collected rain water for my tadpoles and used an undergravel filter. It helped keep the water clean and also provided oxygen. I have also raised them outside in large containers without a filter. I put pond plants in with the tadpoles. Check out this site for more info. Http://exoticpets.about.com/od/frogsandtoads/a/tadpoles.htm

Baby Talk answers:

Try the Northern Leopard Frog.
Since you are going to need to know how to care for the tadpoles, take a look at this:
http://allaboutfrogs.org/info/tadpoles/