It all depends on species. Some species, such as the red-eyed tree frog, leopard frog, and other common medium-sized species, egg to adult, eggs hatch at different times depending on species, ( although the lowest I know about is hatching a week after fertilization) and then tadpole to froglet for those species is about 7-9 weeks, then froglet to adult is I'm not sure, but I think it's a couple of months. For bullfrogs, you will probably be waiting a while, my friend. I don't know how long it takes them to hatch, but I know that these huge tads take up to 2 years to develop into a froglet. And then I don't know how long it takes them to reach adulthood.
3 days to 3 weeks in that form depending on the type of frog it will become. A polliwog is a tadpole or legless frog. See below for more info.
Frogs and toads, though both are amphibians, are two different species.
Tadpoles are called that when the frog is first 'born'. Polliwogs are when the frog progresses and grows legs. A tadpole and polliwog is the same thing but in different stages of life.
about 4 days or 10 days
It depends on the kind of frog, some frogs just take weeks, and others can take years.
An adult tiger grows up to 9 feet long excluding the 2-3 foot-long tail.
About three years for it to be completely mature. (Note: only applies for land snails)
12 feet long
Depends on the species and how big the frog is.
a bullfrog can be 10 inches long
The Wood frog can grow to about 3 feet long! WOW!
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It depends on the age of a frog, the circumstances and chance of infection. A cut-off like wound has a smaller chance of infection than a rip-off wound. If the frog is just a froglet, the leg will grow faster compared to an adult species. If the circumstances are bad (food shortage, too much parasites infecting the frog) this will have a negative impact on the healingprocess.
a frog or toad lays it's eggs in water and then leaves them to hatch and grow on their own
An adult Velociraptor was 6 feet long. That is the same as 1.8 meters in length.
The time for eggs to hatch varies among species, as does the time for the hatched tadpole to complete metamorphosis into an adult frog.
at least of a meter
Tadpoles are called that when the frog is first 'born'. Polliwogs are when the frog progresses and grows legs. A tadpole and polliwog is the same thing but in different stages of life.
Why the hell would you keep a dead frog long enough to grow fuzz.....?!?! Its probably moldy or something like that.