Jesse's garter snakes

[kibakiba]

We don't have tadpoles around here, so I don't feed them, nor do I plan on it if there were. That said, I really don't know. I'm pretty sure people do it for non feeders only, last resort.


The only frogs we have here are bullfrogs and pacific chorus frogs. Bullfrog tads are rare, pacific chorus ones aren't, but they're about the size of a pencil eraser.

[ConcinusMan]

We don't have tadpoles around here, so I don't feed them, nor do I plan on it if there were. That said, I really don't know. I'm pretty sure people do it for non feeders only, last resort.


The only frogs we have here are bullfrogs and pacific chorus frogs. Bullfrog tads are rare

If only that were true. They're not rare at all. Just occupying a different habitat. One in which they will usually not be seen. Preferably warmish permanent, year 'round murky, slow moving water with enough oxygen to support small fish.

Chorus frogs are not "mostly aquatic" like bullfrogs are. They tend to lay their eggs in very shallow, temporary water that does not have fish. Makes them easier to find.