How do you care for baby bullfrogs?

Answer 1

First you need a 10-20 gallon tank. Second you could buy eco-earth or just go get dirt outside, and fill the tank with 2 inches of it. Third get a shallow dish that he can get in and out of. Fourth find like a log or something for him to hide under or buy a premade hide. Fifth you just need your BullFrog !Have A Good Time With Your New Friend!

Answer 2

Many frogs lay on there eggs while they are growing. When they are hatched the parents will roll them over and feed them unfertilized eggs. Some frogs even have pouches for carrying their young.

Answer 3

Most amphibians just lay large numbers of their eggs and leave them. However, some tree frogs lay a small number of eggs and brood the eggs and young in their mouths, on their backs or carry them up to the forest canopy where they are placed and fed in the pools made within bromeliad plants.

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Answer 4

Well, unless bred in captivity they won't eat anything you catch for them. Anything. If they were from outside that is where they'll want to be and won't feel comfortable in any other environment. So if you're caring for baby bullfrogs from outdoors, don't! They will only die of starvation. But if you get the frog spawn first or breed the frog "parents" then all you have to do is make sure you catch plenty of LIVE bugs for them (flies and misquitos are best) and don't touch their food with your hands. Also, keep them in a sealed, (with air holes) shady environment so that they don't "bake".

Answer 5

There is no parental involvement in offspring of the American bullfrogs after the eggs are laid. Newly hatched tadpoles can take up to four days to hatch and can take care of themselves.

Answer 6

No they don't.