The longer you keep ACFs, the more you will understand their unique traits. They are awesome
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Re: ACF behavior
The longer you keep ACFs, the more you will understand their unique traits. They are awesome
Terry Gampper
Nebraska Herpetological Society
“If we can discover the meaning in the trilling of a frog, perhaps we may understand why it is for us not merely noise but a song of poetry and emotion.”
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Re: ACF behavior
They seem to be fond of air pump bubbles as well lol
Re: ACF behavior
Really? I have an air pump and stone I haven't been using, but I had heard in some care articles that it may cause too strong of a current. Unfortunately, this was kind of an ACF/ADF article so maybe they were talking about the smaller ones.Originally Posted by Tongue Flicker
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Ксениа, a beautiful yet mischievous calico cat.
Cecil & Carlos, two active and growing little froglettes
Re: ACF behavior
I've definitely found mine in interesting positions around the tank. It makes me sad to see them moved to the smaller one, although very temporarily.The longer you keep ACFs, the more you will understand their unique traits. They are awesome
Мy darlings :
0.2.0 Calico and Tuxedo cats Ksyenja and Koshek
1.1.0 Xenopus leavis Carlos and Cecil
2?.0.2 Bombina orientalis Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Lenin and Putin
0.1.0 Grammostola rose Megan Wallaby
1.1.0 Heterometrus laoticus Ian and Isaac
Re: ACF behavior
Maybe because bubbles are interesting to them i dunno but if you have that round air pump diffuser that produces fine bubbles, they love swimming among the bubbles and against the light water current for minutes a day. Once they get tired they just sit at some quiet corner
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