Try ordering some sinking xenopus food from Xenopus Express. I have noticed that some frogs don't like going to the top to feed.
Keep feeding night crawlers until you can get some sinking food.
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Try ordering some sinking xenopus food from Xenopus Express. I have noticed that some frogs don't like going to the top to feed.
Keep feeding night crawlers until you can get some sinking food.
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A filter is a must! Otherwise nitrites and ammonia will get out of hand. You will need to fully cycle the tank before adding the frogs. Cycling can take up to 6 weeks or more.
ACFs don't have any...
That is a fungal infection, but not Chytrid. Chytrid doesn't cause the fuzzy appearance.
ADFs fair poorly due to several factors. First, they are bred in large outdoor ponds, which makes them the...
Are you going to raise the tads?
It is common for a male to hang on for long periods of time. He won't hurt the female.
Clawed frogs require cooler waters. If you raise the temps, you will probably end up with eggs.
Sorry for the late reply.
It sounds like bloat, you will want to start him on antibiotics soon
I use playsand that I rinse very well.
Like Michael said, river rocks allow a lot of detritus to fall under the rocks. This can lead to high nitrates and even increase the risk of pathogens.
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They look like laevis, but it can be hard to tell at a young age. But if they are in a pet store, chances are they are laevis.
It's not uncommon for ADFs to rub their noses on the glass, as most are farmed in outdoor ponds and are not used to glass aquariums. Once they get a lesion, bacteria can set in quickly. I suggest...
Kinked tails are really common with ACFs. Sometimes the reason isn't obvious. Nutrition, overcrowding and tank parameters are just a few contributing factors.
I sugest switching to the tadpole...
Have you checked the ammonia and nitrite levels? Sometimes high levels of either can cause similar effects. It is very common in new tanks.
I've had that happen more than once. And the worst part is that they are so slippery that they are hard to pick up. A wet paper towel helps get a better grip on them.
I'm glad to hear she is doing well!
Yeah, eggs can be a bit messy. They stick to everything. I let my females consume most of the eggs if it is an unplanned or unfertilized breeding. This helps...
I haven't seen anything like that!
She is really old! 15 to 20 years is the normal life span in captivity. You must be doing an excellent job keeping her.
Is she eating and acting normally?
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Clawed frogs need cooler water. I shoot for 72 degrees. The exception is X. tropicalis which can take water up to 78 degrees.
You're welcome. Let us know how it goes
Let us know what happens.
Do you enrich the brine shrimp? You can raise the brine shrimp until they are 48 hours old after hatching. Add a very small amount of spirulina powder to the brine shrimp water. You should see a very...
That's good news.
What temp is her tank? Sometimes during the winter, the tank temp drops and frogs will eat less.
Is this the only time this has happened?
The cricket's exoskeleton is made of chitin which is hard to digest. Clawed frogs normally eat soft bodied prey such as insect larva and worms. It is...
How is she doing?
You're welcome. Let us know how she's doing.
It isn't uncommon for ACFs to go off food for a while. I find it more common for males to do it than females, but it still happens. If your frog is still fat and acting normal, there probably isn't...
You won't be disappointed. Anubias looks great in frog tanks.
Any update on Ruby?