Tadpoles generally use a bicycle's rear wheel drive and for that reason are usually lighter, cheaper and easier to replace and repair.

Tadpoles are more stable under braking and more likely to slide instead of roll ; front braking hard on a delta requires the vehicle to steer almost straight to avoid tipping.

Tadpoles are young amphibians that usually live in the water, though some tadpoles may be terrestrial.

Tadpoles of Barbourula are unknown.

Tadpoles are dark brown or grey, with light blotches on the underside.

Tadpoles are light brown with black spots, and development takes 70 – 110 days, depending on conditions.

Tadpoles are a psychedelic rock band formed in 1990 in New York City by Todd Parker ( guitars / vocals ), Michael Kite Audino ( drums ) and Josh Bracken ( bass.

Tadpoles are mostly herbivores, feeding on algae, detritus and some plants, although they will also eat other animals in small amounts.

Tadpoles are pond type larvae with large dorsal fins on the tail.

Tadpoles are born and develop in these pools.

Tadpoles may reach a length of 55 mm and are brownish above with two longitudinal pale bands along the backbone.

Tadpoles typically hatch within 48 hours, but the period can vary from 14 hours up to almost a week.

** Best Arrangement on an Instrumental: 1981 ( for " A Bit Byas'd "), 1983 ( for " Remembering Bud "), 1985 ( for " March of the Tadpoles "), 1994 ( for " Bebop ").

) In 1992, Nick Kramer ( guitars / vocals ), David Max ( bass ) and Andrew Jackson ( guitars ) of the fledgling Manhattan group, Hit, joined the Tadpoles after putting Hit on hiatus.

Parker announced the Tadpoles would be going on an “ indefinite hiatus ” in 2000, and the group disbanded.

Tadpoles became fixtures on the Manhattan rock club scene in 1992-1993 after NYU students, Nick Kramer, David Max and Andrew Jackson, joined the group.

In 1996, Tadpoles ’ second album, Far Out, again produced by Shimmy Disc ’ s Kramer, was released on Bakery Records and was extremely well received, both nationally and internationally, by the alternative music press.

With a smoother, spacier sound, Far Out gained Tadpoles a national fan base due to enthusiastic airplay on college radio.

Coinciding with the tour, Tadpoles released an EP, Know Your Ghosts, which contained a track from the upcoming new studio album, along with a few other unreleased songs, one of which was a cover of the Tony Mentzer track, “ Oops, I Lost Your Mind .” “ Oops, I Lost Your Mind ” featured Tony Mentzer on vocals, along with Chris Butler ( The Waitresses / Tin Huey ) on drums.

Engineer Pete Drivere captured the live feel of the expansive set of songs ; and, the result was the first Tadpoles album released on a label other than Bakery Records.

David Max became a member of seminal psychedelic electronic noise group, Psychic TV ( PTV3 ) along with Edward Odowd ( who played drums on 2 tracks on Tadpoles ’ Far Out album.

Tadpoles survive off of algae and will occasionally turn to cannibalism eating other tadpoles and on rare occasions recently metamorphism juveniles.

Tadpoles feed on vegetable matter.

Tadpoles graze on algae and water plants.

Tadpoles in a more advanced phase of development may show a preference for vegetable matter but also scavenge or become carnivorous on aquatic life.

Tadpoles consume small quantities of filamentous green algae and desmids.

Tadpoles eat mainly algae and higher plants.

Tadpoles range from in length.

Tadpoles of amphibians have from three to five gill slits that don't contain actual gills.

The performance gained them new fans and was released in 1998 as Destroy Terrastock – Live, with both the album cover and title being derived from a Kiss ( band ) Bootleg “ Destroys Anaheim .” In the fall of 1997, Tadpoles toured the US west coast along with fellow Terrastock veterans, Cul de Sac ( group ) and Windy & Carl, and played a show in Portland, Oregon with the legendary John Fahey.

Tadpoles vary greatly in appearance from adults.

Tadpoles hatch after 2-5 days and metamorphose after 5-12 weeks from July to September or after hibernation in spring.

Tadpoles in captivity increase exponentially over time in total length ; their SVL increases from about 3 to about 9 mm within five weeks and it triples again in the next five weeks.

Tadpoles can be kept in full water aquarium in groups of 3 or 4.

Tadpoles usually swim within 30 cm of the water surface, or remain stationary at the bottom.

Tadpoles can still get through more kinds of trouble with grace.

Tadpoles have cartilaginous skeletons, gills for respiration ( external gills at first, internal gills later ), lateral line systems and large tails which they use for swimming.

Tadpoles retain the lateral line system of their ancestral fishes but this is lost in terrestrial adult amphibians.

Tadpoles ' eyes resemble those of fishes in structure but at metamorphosis the cornea becomes more dome-shaped, the lens becomes flatter and eyelids and associated glands and ducts develop.

Tadpoles do not have true teeth but, in most species, the jaws have long, parallel rows of small keratinized structures called keradonts surrounded by a horny beak.

Tadpoles have been found to tolerate salt concentrations equivalent to at most 15 % that of seawater.

Tadpoles use a relatively long, spiral ‐ shaped gut to digest that diet.

* Some scuba diving clubs have an entry class called " Tadpoles " for younger children who want to start scuba diving.

Tadpoles exposed even to the weakest concentration of estrogen were twice as likely to become females while almost all of the control group given the heaviest dose became female.

Tadpoles of striped Rana arvalis need more time for completing metamorphosis but, after metamorphosis, their growth is faster than that of unstriped froglets.

Tadpoles require cool streams with smooth-surfaced stones with a minimum diameter of.

Tadpoles probably spend most of their time attached to such substrates by a large oral sucker.

Tadpoles can be found in the pools.