Bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana) Care Guide

Myrmecia nigriscapa

Fourmi de grande taille, diurne et nocturne, vivant dans les zones côtières et subcôtières d’Australie, principalement dans les landes, maquis et forêts ouvertes sur sols sableux.

Taille:15 – 25 cm

Poids:80 – 180 g

Longévité:8 – 15 ans

Activité:Nocturne

Taxonomie

OrdreHymenoptera

FamilleFormicidae

GenreMyrmecia

Espècenigriscapa (Roger, 1861)

Répartition géographique

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Pays

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Régions

forestsgrasslandswetlands

Biomes

temperatesubtropicalboreal

Habitat naturel

Typically found near water sources such as pools, streams, lakes, or riverbanks; requires access to both shade and basking areas.

Morphologie

Taille adulte15 – 25 cm

Poids moyen80 – 180 g

Durée de vie (captivité)8 – 15 ans

Durée de vie (sauvage)5 – 10 ans

Caractéristiques distinctives

Large, rounded head
prominent brow ridges
thick, powerful limbs
webbed rear toes
shallow dermal grooves on dorsum

Comportement

Activité:Nocturne

Comportement social

Best kept aquatically in pairs or solitarily if large enough for individual territories.

Conseils

Bonnes pratiques

Mimic natural environment with access to both moist land and clean water areas
Establish proper temperature gradient and high humidity
Large, stable, and filtered aquatic habitats for eggs and tadpoles
Seasonal variation in light and temperature for breeding triggers

Erreurs courantes

Inadequate moisture or hydration sources (leads to dehydration)
Overcrowding (stress, aggression)
Neglecting water quality (algal blooms, ammonia build-up from waste)
Not providing UVB lighting (metabolic bone disease)

Habitat

Typeterrarium

Dimensions minimales120 x 60 x 60 cm

SubstratMoist organic soil, sand, coir, or peat-based mixes

Décorbranches, rocks, flat basking stones, large water dish (frog requires soaking); lots of shade and moist retreats; aquatic area (if housed with water features)

Paramètres d'élevage

Humidité60 – 80 %

Éclairage

UVBNon requis

Alimentation

Type:Carnivore

Fréquence adulte2–3 times per week

Fréquence juvénileDaily–every other day

Aliments principaux

Earthworms
slugs
snails
insects (large), frogs, small fish
pinky mice

Suppléments

Reproduction

Mode:Ovipare

Maturité sexuelle18 mois

Taille de ponte1000 – 20000 oeufs

Incubation5 jours

NotesLate winter–spring; triggered by rainy periods and warming temps. — External fertilization; males emit choruses at breeding ponds; females attach eggs to submerged vegetation; tadpoles herbivorous (algae detritus).

Calcium (with D3 if no UVB)

multivitamin (weekly)

Incubation Temperature C18 – 24