Talk:Archey's frog

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Sourcing in the ecology section

I've added a source in the ecology section to verify that archey froglets do go on dad's back after hatching. However, the book chapter in question isn't explicit that this occurs for several weeks - rather, it says that archey froglets take several weeks to metamorphose and that Archey froglets jump on dad's back "soon" after birth.

Also, this is the only source in the ecology section, and it's only citing one sentence of the entire section. I'll try to add more - help is appreciated! Neptunesquid (talk) 07:14, 4 September 2023 (UTC)[reply]