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No. A producer is only something that can produce its own chemical energy - i.e. Plants, Fungus, Algaes, etc. Animals are not producers.

And there should be no apostrophe in "tadpoles" because it is not possessive.

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Yes, a tadpole is considered a primary consumer. As a herbivore, it primarily feeds on plants and algae in its environment as it grows and develops.

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It is a amphibian

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No a frog is not a producer.

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no. its a consumer

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it is an Amphibian

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yes

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Yes.

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