

Had put these 3 coqui's into a plastic container to take photographs and left them overnight and in the morning found that the larger female was attempting to eat the male. The second photo is of the 2 females with the regurgitated partially digested male, I thought she would have perished with her mouth opened like that for approx. 24hours.
3 comments:
Aloha, Mark!
Hope the females do this more often. Thank you for all your good info on coquis.
I was at the Yano Hall meeting and your info was great. You are a good speaker.
I was very interested in your coqui locating device. Where can I get a parts list for the device so I can build one for this area?
Mahalo!
Larry Ford
Aloha,
I heard your presentation at Yano Hall and want to speak with you. The County Council needs to hear about your experiences.
Call my office at 326-5684 (or leave a message at the house at 323-2323).
Mahalo,
Brenda Ford, Councilwoman
You need to get the Sonic Ear hearing aid device $25-$40 and a bowl/tupperware to mount it in. I'll try to put up a photo tutorial.
thanks
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