Our tadpoles that were outside developed fully into little frogs in four weeks. The tadpoles that were inside our classroom developed into frogs in five weeks. However, you must consider that when we found them, their developmental stages were likely more advanced than yours. Our tadpoles were already swimming frantically in the fish pond. Moreover, the temperature differences and weather conditions among our two states is also a very important variance.
Weather conditions have a great effect on the growth of tadpoles.
In Conclusion Tadpoles develop faster in warm tropical environments. It is a proven fact. This is mainly because of the variances in our outdoors weather, the air condition settings in each of our classrooms, the developmental stages of our tadpoles when we find them and the way that we take care of them. Our tadpoles were stored in water that was scooped out of our fish pond. It smelled really bad.