Ideally, you collect rain water. Let it set outside where it will naturally gather dust, leaves and other natural debris. After about three weeks the water will be ideally suited to begin to grow algae which is perfect for tadpoles. The ideal container is one that is relatively shallow and offers a wide surface that can be exposed to the sun. If you have an old satellite dish, wok or similar vessel the algae will grow quickly.
They will not compete with one another for food
a tadpole is the second stage before it grows into a frog.
if you take a tadpole out of the water it will DIE!!!!!! do not take a tadpole out of the water until it is a frog .I'm not sure about their eggs but im pretty sure the eggs will fail to live (try Google or ask.com).
The world around a tadpole is its aquatic environment, including water, plants, rocks, and other organisms. It provides the necessary resources for the tadpole to grow, develop, and eventually transform into a frog.
yes. a tadpole is a young frog. A Tadpole MAY be a young frog but all tadpoles are not neccessarily young frogs. There are several species of creature like Newts and Toads etc that also have a tadpole stage.
The food it eats
probably not it would mess with there food system
you are feeding it the wrong food
No. That is a life cycle.
sunlight
Egg is to tadpole as tadpole is to frog.
yes
The answer is: Duck
The tadpole may well make a meal of the guppy or at least bit chunks of the guppys fins. I would not advise it.
How long has it been since you got the tadpole? Do you know it's age? Is it really a tadpole? The time it takes for a frog to undertake metamorphosis from a tadpole to a frog is about 24 hours.
Give them fish food and rotting vegetables
A tadpole's tail serves primarily for locomotion, allowing it to swim efficiently through water as it seeks food and avoids predators. Additionally, the tail plays a crucial role in balance and stability while swimming, helping the tadpole maneuver effectively in its aquatic environment. As the tadpole matures into a frog, the tail is gradually absorbed, reflecting its transition to a terrestrial lifestyle.