Half of Them Don't Even Have a Triangle! Triangle Tree Frogs - Josh's Frogs Podcast Episode 66

<p>Triangle tree frogs (Dendropsophus triangulum) used to be lumped in with clown tree frogs, and about half of them don&#39;t even have the triangle they&#39;re named for. Josh sits down with Austin, who oversees tree frog and toad production at Josh&#39;s Frogs, to break down what these frogs actually are and how to keep and breed them. </p><p>Bioactive setups nearly identical to red eyes, sexing by body width and throat color, and a breeding process where eggs go onto submerged vegetation in an inch of water with clutches run around 700. The tadpoles are the smallest we work with, small enough to swim through a foam filter if you&#39;re not careful.</p>