My ADFs: Zig & Zag

[Jenste]

all dechlorinators I have used are clear - I am not aware of ones that are tinted. Maybe another member on here has used a similar type. May I ask what brand you bought?


and yay on happy froggies! (Zig and Zag are very cute names!!!)


any chance for pictures

[1buscemi]

Awww thank you :-)

The dechlorinator is called ACUREL F.

Pictures are def coming soon. Now that their tank is clean I will be able to see them more, especially since they are actually moving around now :-)

[1buscemi]

I need to put a heater in the tank, but the one I have makes the water too hot. What kind of heater would you suggest?

I have another tank, that's glass, not sure how big it is, but I may be switching them into that one. I think that finding a heater for the larger tank, that's glass, may be easier

[FrogFarm]

I would definitely suggest switching to a larger tank. In my opinion, glass is just... better.
As you said, it also makes it easier to use the heater. Not only this, but you can install a good filter so that you don't have to do such frequent water changes and your frogs have a lot more room to play! Again just my opinion. Most suggest having at least 2.5 gallons per frog.

I've used tinted dechlorinators before but they never tinted the water, I haven't heard of the brand you're using.

[1buscemi]

hey everyone!! Happy New Year!!!

I was finally able to get pictures of Zig and Zag!!!

[1buscemi]

its hard to tell in the pictures but, Zig is the boy, and Zag is the girl :-)

[adawinters]

They look great, and I'm sure they'll love the new and bigger tank.
Just as a heads-up, Acurel F is not a dechlorinator. It sounds like it is somehow intended to remove particulates?
http://www.petco.com/product/4278/Acurel-F-25.aspx

I actually have a bottle of it from when I took in a friend's fish tank, but I've never used it. I use API's water conditioner to remove chlorine from tap water. Just look for anything that says it removes chlorine on its label.