Talk:Spotted chorus frog

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When and where can you find tadpoles of these frogs?

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I often hear these frogs throughout houston in the spring, specifically after rain. Is this when they are breeding? Where would i find tadpoles of these frogs if so? How quickly does the metamorphous process take? And what do they eat when they are young juveniles? Is it ilegal to catch and keep them? Do they breed in captivity? 2600:100D:B091:6CF4:C8F6:9E1E:C70C:D513 (talk) 20:49, 29 May 2025 (UTC)Reply