Hello there, I am a new member!!!

[Leanneglover]

Hello everyone and thank you for the comments! I have an album on my page if anyone would like to take a look at my babies together! I would post some to this thread but I am still trying to work out how to do it! ( I worked it out yay!!!) there are more in my album.
Anyway, thanks again for reading my thread :-)

[rodsboys]

That is extermly intersting and slightly unbelievable. Do your frogs eat or attempt to eat fish?

[Leanneglover]

Hello, sorry for such a delay to reply!!! No they don't eat any of the fish fortunately :-) I recently bought 2 more baby acfs to add to my strangely placid family and the big AFC ( in these pictures) seems to be caring for the 3 smaller froggies! I will upload some more pics shortly! They really r one of a kind!!!

[mpmistr]

Hello everyone and thank you for the comments! I have an album on my page if anyone would like to take a look at my babies together! I would post some to this thread but I am still trying to work out how to do it! ( I worked it out yay!!!) there are more in my album.
Anyway, thanks again for reading my thread :-)

Your circumstance is interesting and I am also surprised that your Xenopus (big frog) has not swiftly turned on your Hymenochirus (little frog) and devoured the little guy..

-however-

despite your luck thus far keeping these two species together you must also understand that these two species do have vastly different needs besides the fact Xenopus should prey upon an african dwarf frog.. you have to remember that your dwarf clawed frog is a tropical species and your african clawed frog is a sub tropical species. your dwarf frog will be comfortable at 77F or more and your clawed frog is going to like things much cooler, at around 68F-72F.

Not to discourage you, but that is something to consider. These species really should not be housed together.