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== Reproduction == | == Reproduction == | ||
Females Dyeing dart frogs are attracted to a male by its call. They follow him to a spot of his choice on the forest floor which is usually dead leaves in a hidden spot. The female lays a 8-10 eggs, sometimes 15, which are fertilized later by the male. After fertilization occurs the male takes care of the eggs for 14-18 days before they hatching. After the [[tadpoles]] hatch they climb onto the male’s back and are then taken to a body of water this is where they will live for over 2 months. | |||
== Ecology == | == Ecology == | ||
