My new idea for a new Frog that is incredibly easy to keep. As a hybrid of Alsodes nodosus (Black Spiny-chest Frog) and Eupsophus roseus (Rosy Ground Frog) it would have endotrophic tadpoles like Eupsophus roseus (Tadpoles which feed on nothing except their own yolk) which can be kept in a fridge (Due to Alsodes nodosus tadpole adaptations to the cold). After metamorphosing the males would grow spines on their chest and turn reddish in breeding season. Thoughts? Could it be the next Sea Monkey/Triops?
Thoughts on the Jar Frog /pol/frens?
>>24907468Finish your durian project or whatever it was.
>>24907468I have no respect for your freakish experiments. Mr Scientist!
>>24907469What is a “jar frog”? And is it native to Britain?
>>24907470No and it's probably been done already. >>24907471They only diverged a million years ago, only slightly longer than between Humans and Neanderthals. >>24907472What I described in my OP wall of text. No but they are native to Chile.
>>24907473So you want to introduce even more foreign invaders?
>>24907474Only these though and across the world.
