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I am looking for people who have personal experience with amplexing gray treefrogs in the wild. Any tips, experiences, words of wisdom, things to remember? any info will do, i am a grad student looking to investigate Gray treefrog mating behavior and just getting started
 
Dig through google scholar

Dig through google scholar (http://www.sholar.google.com .) There are literally thousands o articles on versicolor and chrysoscelis. Specifically, there are many articles that cover mate choice, position of frog calling / group dynamics type information. Let me know if that helps!. good luck!
 
Marc, they are very easy to breed and you are not far from large populations of these frogs in cape may county, N.J.

One thing to keep in mind...in N.J. its a look and no touch rule. but start your search in the west cape may, cape may point area. and bring a camera. :thumbsup:
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I am looking for people who have personal experience with amplexing gray treefrogs in the wild. Any tips, experiences, words of wisdom, things to remember? any info will do, i am a grad student looking to investigate Gray treefrog mating behavior and just getting started
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