help with my african dwarf frog!!

[froggin]

Maybe the new one was a bit hungry or just playing with the other one. I also think they are social animals and like to be in a group. I never saw my ADFs severely harmed their fellows.

[katieb92]

Maybe the new one was a bit hungry or just playing with the other one. I also think they are social animals and like to be in a group. I never saw my ADFs severely harmed their fellows.

I guess that is possible. I do feed them everyday but maybe the new one isn't used to the new food. I am concerned about the one with no leg now I separated them but I feel so bad its got to hurt!

[Wicked frogs]

I am sorry to hear about that generally pixies are aggressive i think it might of been territorial problem's between the both i bought my dwarf at a store which carried two pixies but when i bought mine it was by it self so i took it home studied it behavior he was not aggressive so i introduced him to my full grown m/ pac man had them live in the same encloser and they did fine for months but i got a little skeptical when my dwarf started to bet bigger than my pac so for safety reasons i separated them but in your case i think it might of been territorial.

[katieb92]

The thing is they are the little aquatic ones in the fish section at Petsmart

[Wicked frogs]

sorry i miss read your post i thought you were talking about african dwarf pixie frogs i am sorry.

[katieb92]

It's quite alright but that's why I am a little more concerned because these little guys arent usually like this

[Wicked frogs]

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[froggin]

maybe the new one isn't used to the new food.

Yeah, probably that's why. Since they are usually mellow rather than aggressive, they rarely attack other ADFs in such a bad way. It's a wise move to separate them until the new ones get used to your food. Also, I hope you have hiding spots for them in the tank.