I forgot to tell you to put in a Dulcia while attracting the guppies or you will get a Frog before you need one.

I just looked up what you have attracted...so put in your Rainbow rocks...plant a Pink Cap...you only need 1 Sea-Uni to plant your Violet rocks...then put in a high table of berries to attract the guppies to color your violet coral.

Before you attract the frogs (the 2nd frog spotted will lay spawn) you need to work on getting some coral.  I would try to attract the Sea-Uni to plant Violet rocks to get the guppies to color your coral.  Do you have the Rainbow rocks for your mushie?

example of frog sets
Thank you so much for helping ... this has always been the most difficult sequence for he to understand ... I seem to have developed a mental block .
I have spotted 51 tadpoles , 41 Froglets , 32 adult frogs and 3 Ghost frogs .
In my garden ,72froglets tadpoles and Frogs have been spotted ..
can you tell me what I need to do next to get some spawn to attract Spooky Octopus ?
Penny you don't have available underwater frogs left so you must do land frogs
your sets are
51 tadpoles
41 froglets
35 frogs (32 regular and 3 ghost)

so you have 35 sets ready you have spotted 32 land frogs in your garden so you have 3 availabe the 35th will give spawn

Then there's the bloody frog cycle

you have brought the rocks for the pondweed, in storage

Starfish

Eats
Collects Frogspawn!
(Low feeding table only)
How To Attract
Attracted by Violet Coral (only when fully grown and in full colour)
(Garden must also be underwater)

Octopus

Eats
Collects Frogspawn!
(Low feeding table only)
How To Attract
Attracted by Orange, Green, Blue, Indigo or Violet Coral (only when fully grown and in full colour)
(Garden must also be underwater)

Coral can only be planted in 'Used Rocks' (which are left behind after you have grown some Pondweed - see the 'Pond Mythological' wildlife section for more info.)

Coral is already 'fully grown' when you buy it, however it starts out colourless and you need to attract the same colour Guppy to your Garden to magically bring it out in full colour for the rest of the time until it is Ready For Harvest.

While in 'full colour', Coral is capable of attracting 'Bottom Dwelling' wildlife to your Garden Pond!