Quote Originally Posted by Heatheranne View Post
Remove all of the sand and water and start new. Rinse out the container. Scoop him up with a little cup and move him into the container with new dechlorinated water. Don't worry about any rocks or substrate.

Do you have any photos?

What species of frog is it?
Its a leopard frog. It was dead this morning, I guess it was just too late. The person that brought it to my house didnt trust me when I told them about the 8.0ppm ammonia levels, and the need for a water change. When I told them that their tad was ill, they just said "No, its fine you just gotta shake the tank." "See its moving now!" They insisted that it wasn't sick, and thought I was going to kill it by changing the water and adding a beneficial bacteria starter culture.

I just don't get it, your tadpole is floating motionless in toxic water, with clumps of fuzzy gunk coming out of it and you don't think its sick? And its my fault your tadpole died?

I'm sorry this has been eating at me all day.

I also followed all the proper steps for a water change, I used spring water and tested the ph to make sure they matched before I added/replaced more water.