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 == 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. [[http://www.rosamondgiffordzoo.org/animals_gallery.asp?id=66]]
+Females Dyeing dart frogs are attracted to a male by its call. They follow him to the forest floor. The female lays 8-10 eggs, and sometimes 15. After the eggs are layed the male will fertilize them. After fertilization occurs the male takes care of the eggs by protecting them from predators. The watches over them for 14-18 days untell they hatching. Once the tadpoles hatch they climb onto the male’s back and are then taken to a body of water. The body of water is where they will live for over two months. [[http://www.rosamondgiffordzoo.org/animals_gallery.asp?id=66]]
 == Ecology ==