HELP! Sick african dwarf frog.

[Menchi]

I have three female African Dwarf Frogs. I lost my male to a broken leg over a month ago and I added two new females. I have seen each of them shed many times and until today had no reason for concern. One of my females does not seam to be able to stay on the bottom unless she wedges herself. She has been frantically trying to stay down all day. I have checked her out, no discolorations, no growths, no odd bumps, no bloating, no signs of injury, and she is not lethargic. I shined a very bright light above her and did not see any obstructions in her tract. I gave all the frogs Maracyn two toady, two packets for a 10 gallon tank like the instructions said. I did a 80% water replacement today and tested both waters, nothing abnormal or too high. I do not have a filter since that is how my male broke his leg and they seam happier without it so I do 50% water change every three to four days. I feed them thawed brine shrimp and pre-softened pellets since a week ago I watched them eat the hard ones. They do gorge on food so I try to control it. Does anyone have any idea what is going on????

1. Tank Size and volume of water in it (full, 1/2 filled, etc.)?
10 Gal, 3/4 full
2. Number of inhabitants including all frogs and any fish?
3 dwarf frogs
3. Water source and any conditioner treatments?
Prime Concentrated conditioner
4. Water Temperature and how is it heated (if so)?
About 77 degrees, tank heater
5. Water chemistry levels: pH; Ammonia (NH3); Nitrites (NO2); Nitrates (NO3)? Note that if you do not have test kits, most aquariums/pet shops will do complimentary tests if you take a clean water sample.
pH - 7.2, Ammonia -1.2, Nitrites - 0, Nitrates - 0,
6. Describe any filter system including model and media?[/COLOR]
No filtration
7. Substrate type?
?
8. Tank set-up (plants (live or artificial), driftwood, hide outs and other decor? - How were things prepared prior to being put into the tank?
No plants, Large bridge, blue light, and ceramic feeding bowl
9. Main frog staple food and any treats? How often you feed?
Frog pelts that came with first two (not from a pet store) pre-soaked, Half a thawed brine shrimp cube, and Betta Bio-Gold
10. CA, vitamins, and any other additives used (how often)?
No
11. Lighting set-up and hours it's used?
Led lighting set to white but can be set to any color, on about 8 hours a day, and about 5 hours of sun light
12. When is the last time frog ate?
half an hour ago
13. Have you found poop lately?
Maybe, last week I noticed some white coated balls on the bottom???
14. A picture would be helpful including frog and tank (any including cell phone pics are fine).

15. How old is the frog?
Few months at least
16. How long have you owned him/her?
over a month
17. Is the frog wild caught or captive bred?
? pet-co
18. Any medications in the water (treatment dosis and for how long)?
Maracyn two, initial douse of two packs
19. Any salt in water (how much)?
nome
20. Is the tank kept in a high or low traffic area?
low
21. Describe tank maintenance to include water changes, cleaning, media changes, etc.).
Water change 50% every 3 to 4 days, just changed today 80%

[Menchi]

Video, she is a little bloated because I just fed her. I was worried she was expending too much energy.

African Dwarf Frog Problem - YouTube

[Louis Charles Bruckner]

I think it is a case of minor gas bloat.
Where it affects its buoyancy and make it difficult to keep submerged.

Feed mostly the frozen food for a few days.
This should pass.
I have seven in my 40g bow front for the last 5 years and have seen this when they eat too much of the
flake fish food that I feed to the rest of the fish in the aquarium 17 neon tetras 3 cherry barbs 3 ottos 3 emerald cory's

I don't think your frog is in any danger.
The only thing is while it has this condition it might get a little stressed out since it can't submerge and stay down.
it should pass in a few days.

the white balls are more than likely uneaten food that has fungus growing on it.
that needs to be removed.

[Menchi]

Nana is good and no signs of problems. Probably gas.

[Louis Charles Bruckner]

Nana is good and no signs of problems. Probably gas.

Here is one of my girls saying "Yay!"