who else keeps dart frogs??

Hi all, who else keeps dart frogs too? ive had a pair of blue azureus sense the jan show, was really excited to get a nice pair id been wanting them for along time. so they got all settled in an they started layen eggs bein new i think i was leavin the eggs in the viv to long an nothing seemed to happen with the eggs.. Well this time i think i may have it rite, is there anyone here that has bred darts that can look at these eggs an tell me how they look?
heres a few pics of the eggs there almost 2 weeks old they started out just lil blk dots.

I've always wanted dart frogs. I absolutely love them and their coloring. Do you have a pic of the parents and their setup? Sorry I can't help you about the eggs but it looks like there's something developing in there. Good luck with them.

I have darts and mantella

I thought the eggs are supposed to be kept in the dark and within the tank for a long while, so the male can fert and until the tads swim? That's how I've done it -left them in the Vivarium until tads. and at that point I always give them to others (no time to raise tads myself). If they go grey they are bad. If they stay black they are good. I think

Are you on Dendroboard? There's a great egg care article with photos on there. If those eggs are two weeks old now I think they're duds. There would be little tads getting close to hatching by now. Unfortunately, it sometimes takes them a few tries to learn how to get it right but that's a good start and they'll probably give you some good eggs soon.

When I bred auratus I removed the eggs after 2 days and left the petri dish in an area with a little ambient daytime light until hatching and then transferred the tads to individual plastic cups.

Kent67 said:

Are you on Dendroboard? There's a great egg care article with photos on there. If those eggs are two weeks old now I think they're duds. There would be little tads getting close to hatching by now. Unfortunately, it sometimes takes them a few tries to learn how to get it right but that's a good start and they'll probably give you some good eggs soon.

When I bred auratus I removed the eggs after 2 days and left the petri dish in an area with a little ambient daytime light until hatching and then transferred the tads to individual plastic cups.

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hi kent thanks an thanks sandra.. i actually just joined that group an saw that they are prolly bad. i had left them in the viv an they went bad so the guy i got em from said i need to remove them within 48 hours maybe they wernt in there long enough ry try again ill get some lil tads soomer or later

robmd1 said:

hi kent thanks an thanks sandra.. i actually just joined that group an saw that they are prolly bad. i had left them in the viv an they went bad so the guy i got em from said i need to remove them within 48 hours maybe they wernt in there long enough ry try again ill get some lil tads soomer or later

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hope the next ones work out better for you
one thing for sure - the frogs dont stop trying!