Quote Originally Posted by 1buscemi View Post
Thank you so much for responding. There is webbing on all of the feet. The tank is freshwater tank so I only change the water and clean the tank 1x/mo. When I got them they were in a much smaller tank with only a rock and a plant. They were very cramped that's why I upgraded to0 the tank I have now. The tank did not come with a filter so I am not using one now. The water is fresh so there is no treating it. When I got them they gave me food pellets. They didn't like them so I got them bloodworms and they liked them for a while, now they won't eat at all!!


ok here are a few problems :

with no filter and such a small tank - changing the water only once a month means you are leaving them in high levels of ammonia (frog waste) for a LONG period of time and this is very very bad for them!

for a small tank like yours, with out a filter, you should be either doing a daily small water change or a 100% water change every 5-7 days. (Think - fresh water animals liked "FRESH" water )
Once a month is no where near sufficient. Ammonia literally burns their skin and will eventually cause Red leg - an fatal disease caused by poor water quality.
you should also be treating your water - yes even "fresh water" because tap water has chemicals in it. you need a dechlorinator at the very least.



Food - - bloodworms should be fed only as a treat (once a week or so)
As soon as possible - pick up either HBH frog and tadpole bites or Reptomin sticks (these float and need to be broken up for the frog to eat)



In summary - - change their diet, clean their water more frequently, treat their water, get a heater and consider an upgrade.

Larger quantities of water are more stable which helps prevent illness.