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Q: What is the effect of water temp on frog eggs develoment?
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Where does a frog produce its eggs?

In the water.


Does the motorbike frog lay eggs in water?

Yes, the motorbike frog (Litoria moorei) sticks its eggs onto flaoting vegetation in the water.


Will chlorine kill frog eggs?

Absolutely, frog eggs need to be in clean rain water, spring water, or distilled water, if you use tap water, it will kill them imediately


Do frog parents stay with the eggs?

No, frog parents don't stay with their eggs because the eggs are laid in water and frogs cant stay in the water for too long or they will drown.


Who out of these 3 animals lay their eggs in water snake penguin or Frog?

frog


Does a frog lay its eggs on land or water?

Always water.


Were frog born alive?

No, Frogs lay eggs in water, which develop external to the female frog.


Can frog's eggs cause damage on your pool's water?

No but its not good to let a pool get so filthy that a frog wants to lay eggs in it.


How do Frog reproduce?

The eggs are called spawn, and are fertilized outside the frog's body.Frogs have external fertilization.a frog reproduces by mating with the opposite sex and will lay eggs and get tadpolesthe male frog will push the tummy of the female frog then it will be pregnantActually, frogs don't have intercourse. The female frog discharges eggs into water and the male frog sheds sperms over the eggs.


How does the fertilization of frog eggs differ from the fertilization of reptile and mammals egg?

The frog eggs are found in the water cockroach eggs are found above ground near garbage or mold. Frog eggs are jelly coated.Cockroach eggs are hard brown or black in a some what hard and soft shell.


How many eggs does a water holding frog lay?

10


Does frog lay eggs anywhere?

Since frog eggs do not have shells to protect them from drying out, they are deposited in moist places--usually in the water but sometimes even on the back of the frog in some species.