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From: onedge30
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  • hmm.. it almost sounds a bit like an american bullfrog. imagine that. I wonder if they're related? ˆ¬ˆ

  • nice tank!

  • @reecelol12345 - breeding is a HUGE issue. The only breeders in the US use hormones. I am trying to get them to naturally spawn, but missed it in the spring. I am getting ready to put them into their winter sleep mode now. Healthy life is good, but I would really like to breed them at least once. Keeping two together is always risky. Even if they have been kept together for a long time with out incident.

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  • Due to their bigger size, I feed day old chicks, mice and small rats. The chicks are less fatty than the mice/rats. Advice - hmmmm, they are great pets, usually kept individually?

  • It croaks at 0:43

  • Aweome! ok...so i hate to overun you with questions...but im going to do it anyway :) Is this an outdoor setup? if so, do you have another indoor setup for him? for like incliment weather and stuff like that? How old is he? he's really big :) trying to get mine like that...What do you feed him? And last buf deff not least, any advice?

  • They are the second largest frog in the world! lol thanks for just randomly dropping in.

  • I am not sure I how I came upon this video, but that thing is HUGE!

  • Generally you need to keep these frogs by themselves. They will eat anything that moves and that they can fit in their mouths. Females are always smaller than the males. Males generally are around 8-9 inches svl and female don't get much larger than 6 inches svl. Babies are highly cannibalistic!! They almost have to be to survive with out much natural food in the spawning ponds.

  • They have all lived very well together for the entire summer. I am just now beginning to prepare to bring them indoors. The original number has decreased due to several deaths, but only one death was from male on female aggression. And I swear they have all grown quite well.

  • @onedge30 so the male killed the female? do males and females generally live fine together?

  • Are they good?

  • Great video love the way they walk and are able to coexist with humans!

  • He is croaking, so it is a male. :)

  • adorable! i love how he/she moved closer first

  • Jesus!! That thing is Huge and puffy hahaha

  • wht the hell is that :DD

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