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    Hi,

    I really like your tank and I think your frogs won´t mind to stay in there

    At this age, it should be quite easy to determine their sex when looking at their cloacal region:


    Female:
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    Male:
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    Amphibians kept:
    9.10.3 Hymenochirus boettgeri
    2.4.0 Xenopus laevis
    0.1.0 Hypselotriton orientalis
    3.0.0 Hyloxalus azureiventris
    4.1.0 Pipa parva
    2.1.2 Bombina orientalis
    1.0.0 Ceratophrys cranwelli
    2.2.0 Bombina orientalis

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    I am really jealous.
    I wish I could have at least a pair of ACF's But I can't buy them in NC

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    Beautiful tank! What kind of sand do you have? And what is your lighting set up?

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    Default Re: One Year of Keeping African Clawed Frogs!

    They definitely all females judging by their cloaca. I hope to add a male some day.

    The sand is CaribSea Moonlight sand, it's pure white and the smallest/smoothest grain sand I could find. It's very nice but it kicks up easily and I think it may be the cause of my never ending diatom problems. I think when I get a larger tank I will be using the next step up sand from CaribSea as far as granule size which is Sunset Gold (I use this in another tank, also good sand). I get the feeling my sand is more for a marine aquarium but the pH has been a stable 7.4 but I do get the feeling it does leech silicates, the frogs haven't minded though I just need to clean it with my magnetic glass cleaner. My other tank does not have diatoms (I battle green hair algae on that tank lol).

    The lights are a Finnex 36" DS LED strip. It's very bright, I used a plastic sheet (like the ones used under florescent lights) to diffuse the light so the frogs vision is not impaired. Sadly half the strip stopped working today so I had to use an auxiliary light from another tank until I replace or get it repaired.. so there's a 24" Finnex strip on there now, which should be enough light to at least keep the plants alive.

    Thank you for all the compliments!

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