ime to make it rain ️ in this rain chamberWhat’s a rain chamber Exactly what it sounds like.

ime to make it rain ️ in this rain chamberWhat’s a rain chamber? Exactly what it sounds like. To induce breeding in these red eye tree frogs, I’ll have to mimic heavy rainfall, and there’s no better enclosure I’ve found to do it in than a @zoomedlabs Paludarium! With up to 20 gallons of space for water below and lots of height and depth for frogs to get busy, it’s definitely the go-to. Just some pvc pipe and a pump is all it takes to create the rain infrastructure. Red eye tree frogs are nocturnal, so gonna have to dim the lights to get the breeding to start. Just a few short flash videos to show you all what’s going on in the chamber, but I didn’t want to disturb them too much when they were getting in the mood. Naturally, red eyes lay their eggs on leaves, but I think they like the Paludarium just as much as I do… so they decided to lay their eggs on the actual glass instead! Unlike what many people may typical think about frogs, a lot of species lay their eggs outside of water, and red eyes are one of them. these eggs will develop quickly (in about a week) and will bust out of the gelatinous egg mass almost in sync, each one wiggling free, triggering the next. Once in the water, it’ll only take a couple of months for these new tadpoles to sprout legs, lose their tails, and crawl out as mini versions of their parents. And all I had to do was make it rain! #HerpTime #frog #asmr #satisfying HerpTime