Leaving them alone to work it out is awful advice unless you want to end up with 2 stressed and possible dead frogs and one alive and happy frog. Adult Azureus will assert themselves and establish dominance. Females will bully other females and eat their eggs. Males will bully other males. The stress of the bullying couple with the inability to escape the area will increase that frogs chance of suffering and possibly contracting an opportunistic parasite. It is best to do what you had started doing and separate them as you see aggressive behavior.
We are not trying to simulate nature, we are trying to provide a safe and happy home for them and sometimes that includes keeping the weak ones from being picked on.





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