The legs start sprouting at 6 - 9 weeks, and most look like tiny frogs at 12 weeks when the tail falls off.
Amphibians usually have four legs, but caecilians are amphibians that have no legs. See the related link below.
I can take a leopard frog tadpole two to four months to go from an egg to metamorphosis.
Actually, I believe, they don't so much "lose" their tail as they have their tale recede. As a tadpole grows it grows it's legs, then the tail gets shorter and shorter till it is nonexistent.
From juvenile to adult, a frog undergoes a process known as metamorphosis.In chronological order, the stages of a frog's life cycle are:eggtadpolefrogletfrogThe frog lays its eggs, which is called frogspawn - a jelly-like substance containing thousands of eggs, which floats on the surface of the water. The eggs hatch into tadpoles, with gills, a spiracle (breathing hole) and fins. At this stage, it eats only waterweeds and aquatic vegetation.Gradually, metamorphosis occurs, with the back legs growing first, followed by the front legs. Lungs take over the function of the gills, as pulmonary breathing begins. When the tadpole has all four legs but still has its tail, it is called a froglet. The tail continues to shrink, and once the tail disappears, it is a frog. As a frog, it becomes insectivorous, with some types carnivorous, eating small mammals.
The size of a tadpole depends entirely on what type of tadpole it is. For example, the South American frog Pseudis paradoxa has a tadpole that reaches 10 inches in length, whereas the American Toad, Bufo Americanus, has a tadpole that only gets about 3/4" long.
A very long time.
A week or two depending on how long ago it hatched. It always depends on the species. A tree frog took about 5 weeks (a little over a month), and a bullfrog tadpole took 2 years! Usually, tree frogs and smaller frogs take less time while massive frogs such as bullfrogs, pacman frogs, and others take years.
6-8 weeks
I can take a leopard frog tadpole two to four months to go from an egg to metamorphosis.
The species I have raised does not grow back legs.
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it depends how bad you grow your hair back maybe a week or two
It depends on how healthy the tadpole is
Leopard frogs may live up to 9 years in the wild, although very few leopard frogs will live for this long. Most mortality occurs as a tadpole or newly transformed froglet, when as many as 95% will die.
Normally about 2-3 weeks but sometimes up to 5 months
Actually, I believe, they don't so much "lose" their tail as they have their tale recede. As a tadpole grows it grows it's legs, then the tail gets shorter and shorter till it is nonexistent.
Let it grow up then see how bad it is. If it is bad sell it to a butcher. Then with the money go and buy a new bunny!
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