Apparently my garden setup is not correct.

I am slightly confused by your setup...for bottom dwellers you need a low empty platter for the frog to leave spawn on. The type of frog that you appear to want to attract would be the land frog. They eat high berries so that is correct. You need to look at how many land frogs you have attracted to your garden. The first and every fifth land frog will lay spawn. But...you have to have spotted a series of tadpole, froglet and underwater frog to get one frog. Ghostly frogs count as underwater frogs and need to be figured in too. To do the bottom dweller...you will first need to get pondweed which would require you to be underwater and attract the correct sea myth to deposit pondweed in the appropriate colour of rock. The pondweed then needs to be dusted up...and coral planted in a grey rock. Attract guppies to get the coral coloured. And finally...get your spawn. I have not looked at your garden to know whether you have done frog breeding and can access underwater frogs to lay spawn. You will have to share those details here for others to investigate possibilities.

I just looked...underwater frogs are not available to you at this point. So you will have to do land frogs. You have attracted ten land frogs...so in order to get spawn you will have had to have spotted at least fifteen tadpoles, froglets and underwater frogs in other gardens to get spawn. In your case, you would have to be underwater to get the pondweed and then coral coloured and then go back to land and get land frogs...five...to visit to leave spawn. Then you would have to head back underwater.

Omgosh… just reading this it all sounds a nightmare. I have to do the frog spawn next in Pond but I will have to rely on help because I will never understand these land frogs and underwater frogs and froglets and tadpoles …. The math is beyond me before you even start to spot and attract! Hahaha….

Rona...it is a repetitive process and if you follow the steps...it becomes ingrained. I did frog breeding beforehand to get the feel of what it was all about. Most definitely easier to attract underwater frogs for spawn and then no being underwater, to land, and back underwater. But you have to initially do the land frogs and get tadpoles and froglets through...because each tadpole spotted in your garden potentially becomes an underwater frog. Just like in nature...tadpole, froglet and frog.

It really is confusing for the average person. I have done them so many times for different reasons and I never have had them sink in so to speak. I wish the process could be a little easier as it is the only part of the game that I really hate starting but love it when I have them.