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    Default My baby acf frogs are dying.......need help please

    Hello i need help fast. All the sudden 6 of my acf babies died. Changed water to only fresh rain water and now they are fine. What could of had caused this to happen. They had been doing so great
    thank you sincerely, lisaann177

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    Default Re: My baby acf frogs are dying.......need help please

    Sorry for your loss but it's impossible to guess without some information.
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    Default Re: My baby acf frogs are dying.......need help please

    I agree -
    when were the eggs laid and how long have they been morphed?
    size of the tank?
    what did you feed them and how often?
    what is their water temperature?
    how do you do your water changes? - how much water removed and how do you remove it and what do you treat the water with?
    do you know your readings for ammonia, nitrite, nitrate and pH?
    72 Gallon Bow - ACF and GF tank.
    26 Gallon Bow - ACF tank.

    20 Gallon Long - ACF tank.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jenste View Post
    I agree -
    when were the eggs laid and how long have they been morphed?
    size of the tank?
    what did you feed them and how often?
    what is their water temperature?
    how do you do your water changes? - how much water removed and how do you remove it and what do you treat the water with?
    do you know your readings for ammonia, nitrite, nitrate and pH?


    the eggs were laid in july and they changed to froglets about three weeks to a month ago

    size of tank is 20 gallon

    i feed them frozen blood worms 2-3 small cubes a day sometimes 4 depending on how hungery they act and my females eat a lot more and faster than my males
    (HOWEVER)...the day before they started dying. i was out of the frozen blood worms and i have a worm farm set up for my adult acfs so i cut some up and feed them to the babies

    tem. between 80-82

    i change the emtire tank water using a water hose that i drain into my bath tub and then i wipe down the tank with a sponge rinse tank then fill back up with new water about twice a week
    i treat the water with AQUA SAFE and EASY BALANCE

    ive never done readings for any of my tanks


    * I noticed that the tank was becoming cloudy so i used a CLEAR WATER SOLUTION.*

    THE THREE THINGS I ONLY DID DIFFERENT....FEEDING THEM RED WORMS FROM MY HOME WORM FARM, USING THE CLEAR WATER SOLUTION AND I HAD BEEN OUT OF MY EASY BALANCE FORMULA.


    since i put fresh rain water out of my rain water collector outside...I HAVE NOT LOST ANY MORE BABY ACFS.

    thank you
    sincerely, lisaann177
    Last edited by lisaann177; September 25th, 2011 at 03:05 AM. Reason: needing to add something

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    Default Re: My baby acf frogs are dying.......need help please

    Quote Originally Posted by John View Post
    Sorry for your loss but it's impossible to guess without some information.



    the eggs were laid in july and they changed to froglets about three weeks to a month ago

    size of tank is 20 gallon

    i feed them frozen blood worms 2-3 small cubes a day sometimes 4 depending on how hungery they act and my females eat a lot more and faster than my males
    (HOWEVER)...the day before they started dying. i was out of the frozen blood worms and i have a worm farm set up for my adult acfs so i cut some up and feed them to the babies

    tem. between 80-82

    i change the emtire tank water using a water hose that i drain into my bath tub and then i wipe down the tank with a sponge rinse tank then fill back up with new water about twice a week
    i treat the water with AQUA SAFE and EASY BALANCE

    ive never done readings for any of my tanks


    * I noticed that the tank was becoming cloudy so i used a CLEAR WATER SOLUTION.*

    THE THREE THINGS I ONLY DID DIFFERENT....FEEDING THEM RED WORMS FROM MY HOME WORM FARM, USING THE CLEAR WATER SOLUTION AND I HAD BEEN OUT OF MY EASY BALANCE FORMULA.


    since i put fresh rain water out of my rain water collector outside...I HAVE NOT LOST ANY MORE BABY ACFS.

    thank you
    sincerely, lisaann177

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