A 10 gal is perfect for a baby.
Lija, I hope you just realize I was playing with you. You do have a point about the 2-3 months, but that's what dusting is for..
A 10 gal is perfect for a baby.
Lija, I hope you just realize I was playing with you. You do have a point about the 2-3 months, but that's what dusting is for..
A well fed African Bullfrog will grow more than 1 in. per month the first few months of life. If you have a medium or large critter keeper or small tank already at home, start with that. If not, start with a 10G, which will fit it for first couple months. PETCO has the Aqueon line on sale for $1 per gallon until the 27th; good deal to stock up on tanks now.
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
@Colleen/Jerrod: Thanks for the pics Colleen/Jerrod. Is that an exo terra? If so what size? Where's the frog?
Thank you guys for all the great feedback. Seeing as how I did not have another critter carrier, I just ended up buying a 10gal tank to start with and hopefully my little guy won't feel intimidated. Man, I'm already loving these little guys too much, and my wallet isfrom all the shopping. Two questions though:
1)Eventually, I want to get the Exo-terra medium-low which is 24x18x12, will this be good for when my pyxie is an adult or a 20gal would be better (IF i end up getting a male)?
2)I own the Exo-terra small-low (18x18x12)...this should be good enough for when my ornate becomes an adult EVEN if it turns out to be a female right? Please.... if not I'm 300% screwed lol.
-So just to double check, the pyxie does not need to be submerged/floating in water (as some youtube videos I've seen showing off their set ups); water to the chin is fine and there's no need for a "pool" right?
Thanks again
I'm looking forward to seeing pics of your new baby. Then soon enough we can sex it. I assure you, they do not need to be submerged.
Oh ya and as a plus, yours should be very close to the same age as my newest baby. So we will be growing them at the same time. =)
WOW! 75 gallon if I end up with a large male? Oh snap.... but I thought they didn't need that much space considering they don't move much and just wait for prey. Isn't 75G overkill? I don't have space for that hahaha. These are going in my room because my wife will never let me put them in the living room and I already have a lot of furniture in my room as it is to add such a big tank, and she'd most likely make me sleep in the tank with my frog if I get that. LOL@women.
Well, the care sheet said at least 20gal should be good enough for an adult male, I guess the more the better but 75g? lol This is not a whale man! Are these frogs that active that they need so much space? Now you got me thinking Carlos, if that's the case then I hope I get a female.
75G is completely unnecessary. Even a 40 Long would be more than enough.
So here it my new baby! He is so tiny, around 1 inch +! Looks healthy and very active in his new 10 gal. (Thanks for the Petco sale heads up Carlos!)
Tell me what you guys think! His hind legs are a little grey-ish/dark blue ish. What is that?
Another question that is a little off topic. My ornate pac is around 2 inches, is it okay to put him in the 18x18x12 exo terra or should a wait a bit more? It's just that the medium critter carrier is taking too much space and I have the exoterra empty. Will it be too big for him ? I mean the pyxie is in a 10gal and is half his size lol. Let me know.
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