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Congratulations on becoming the 27748th Fairylander to find a pot of Gold at both ends of the rainbow!

The second way works like this. Every time you spot a set (one tadpole, one froglet and one adult frog = a set) in other people’s gardens, an adult frog will the visit you on dry land.

So option one is attracting underwater, option two is spotting then dry land to attract.

Every 5th and 10th dry land adult frog that is spotted in your garden drops frogspawn if you have an empty plate out. Then you attract a mermaid to go underwater.

You always want to attract more tadpoles than anything else so you can start the cycle again any time.

Also, a dulcia somniflora will stop any tadpoles, froglets and adult frogs appearing when planted in your garden.

There are two ways to do frog breeding. The first way is underwater. Every tadpole that you attract (is spotted in your garden) on frogspawn then ‘returns’ (turns into) a froglet which only eats low table berries. Then every froglet that is spotted in your garden  ‘returns’ (turns into) an adult underwater frog on high berries only.

When underwater, you need frogspawn for tadpoles to eat. If you leave an empty plate out, then every 5th and 10th adult frog spotted in your garden drops frogspawn.

Sounds confusing but you do get on a roll. It is important to be aware that adult ghost  frogs count towards the 5th and 10th you attract to be able to get frogspawn.