u/raresteakplease

So our dendrobates leucomelas had babies for the first time, it's my boyfriends frogs, we found a tadpole a couple months ago, and the other day he has officially become a froglet and is now on the terrain. We didn't see him yesterday but my boyfriend left springtails out in the area we saw him, today he is visible again moving around. I've seen a few posts of users not even knowing about their tadpoles and suddenly froglets showing up, I wanted to ask for those people did you ever have to add springtails or anything or have they been fine? We have more springtails coming and will continue adding more just to be safe, he is also prepping one of my old tanks incase we will have to seperate the new babies in the near future. We technically will have 2 tanks available but neither are completely ready as the current frog tank has been stable over 6 years and in great condition, great enough the tadpoles have been thriving without any interferance from us.

We have 3 more tadpoles that are delayed, at least 3-4 weeks. So I am looking for any wisdom from those who have gone through this.

Thank you!

Saw a post a year ago with someone sharing their 2024 beans, I kept every bag except for the exception of 2 bags I consumed in Chicago during a trip. One bag would have likely been a duplicate of one here, along with a bag from Dark Matter Coffee.

All bags except some from the Onyx Advent Calendar would have gone through my espresso machine, along with french press, pourover and a breville brewer that was bought last year which significantly increased the amount of coffee purchased.

I'm ready for the reddit roasting, I am well aware this must be thousands (I haven't added it up though). These have been consumed between me and my boyfriend, and who ever has graced our home! The Onyx Advant Calendar was a present to me for my birthday.

I finally got to taking them out today, and I am looking forward to throwing all of them out after today while reflecting on my financial decisions.

Big shout out to trade coffee, been using them for years now and they have exposed me to some of my favorite roasters. This is a mix of trade, local and grocery store bags.

If it isn't obvious we are obsessed with primarly Ethiopian light-medium roasts. I am open to any recommendations for this year based on our tastes.

Cheers!

For those of you who found froglets in the tank, did you supplement any food?

A little late, but every* coffee bag consumed in 2025.