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    Hello FF!
    I am recently wanting a ADF and I was wondering if some of you FF members could give me some care info or good care sheet links ( I really know nothing about ADF) Something's I would like to know is that if they require a filter, what size tank, what food to feed them, what kind of environment, ect. I do have a tetra 1.5 gallon tank, a silk plant, and gravel. Would that work if I just got 1 ADF?
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    Here is a great online resource on ADF:
    Hymenochirus Care & Feeding
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    Terry, that is a really good care sheet and it gave me alot of information that I didn't know. Thank You
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    Anybody else?
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    Ok so I read more about ADF, and it seems like they like to live in groups of 2 or more. So would 2 ADF do fine in a 1.5 tetra tank?
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    Quote Originally Posted by FrogLoving17 View Post
    Ok so I read more about ADF, and it seems like they like to live in groups of 2 or more. So would 2 ADF do fine in a 1.5 tetra tank?
    I'm not sure if I would trust tetras, my cardinal tetras like to bite at the eyes of my ghost shrimp. I don't know if other tetras are as nippy though.

    ADF are really best housed in a species only aquarium with a small group.

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    Oh I don't have any tetras it's just the brand name is tetra I used to have a Betta in the tank but he does yesterday. Anyways do you think two ADF would do good in the tank
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    Quote Originally Posted by FrogLoving17 View Post
    Oh I don't have any tetras it's just the brand name is tetra I used to have a Betta in the tank but he does yesterday. Anyways do you think two ADF would do good in the tank
    Oops.. I didn't read that right. I think ADF need at least 1 gallon per frog so 1.5 is probably on the small side. I would personally do a 10 gallon aquarium, they're like 12 dollars at walmart and a Whisper 10i is like another 10 or 15 dollars.

    It's still a very small aquarium and you've have some room to grow. I just don't think putting anything in such a small enclosure is ideal.

    Honestly larger aquariums are much more forgiving than small ones and a micro-aquarium like that would probably lead to all kinds of problems in the long run. You are much safer with a 10 gallon for two ADF.

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    Ok thanks I'll look into it. The reason I was sorta going for the 1.5 gallon one is because I don't really have space of any bigger
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    I was also wondering what an Albino Water frog is because at my local PetCo that is what they are called. Is that the Same thing as an African Clawed Frog?
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    Quote Originally Posted by FrogLoving17 View Post
    I was also wondering what an Albino Water frog is because at my local PetCo that is what they are called. Is that the Same thing as an African Clawed Frog?
    Most albino clawed frogs are African clawed frogs (the ones that get big). African dwarf frogs do exist but they're very rare.

    ACF = non-webbed front fingers and eyes located on top of head.
    ADF = webbed front fingers and eyes located on the side of the head.

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    Ok I will be sure to look closely at them next time I go
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