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[Nanda]

Hallo, everyone! I am a new member and new owner of a pair of two African Dwarf Frogs. Their care is supposedly very simple, but I beg to differ. I've been having some problems, so I'm resorting to the internet for help because the employees at the store where I got them were oblivious. I hope I can find all the help I need here!

[Kurt]

Me too, and welcome aboard.

[Tom Highum]

Is that the one from brookstone? My mother recently bought one from there claiming to be a miniature ecosystem. Said feed two little pellets per frog two times a week then change the water 2/3 of it with spring water like 2 times a year.

[into]

If they are the ones from the book store, then maybe they should be removed from their prison cell and placed in a real tank, at least for the frog's sake, they will be happier.

[Nanda]

I knew that it wasn't the best environment for them when I bought them, so I'm working on getting them proper food and housing. I really feel that Brookstone should be called out for giving erroneous instructions on the care of African Dwarf Frogs.

They're so cute. It makes me sad when I see them trying to swim beyond the glass and are met by a barrier.

Harold, the little female who I thought was a male, follows me around the tank.

[Tom Highum]

hmm my moms seem fine they are both fun and always seem to be "playing"

[into]

hmm my moms seem fine they are both fun and always seem to be "playing"

I've only seen pictures of the frogosphere, but it seems rather small. I have seen worse though... like this on youtube:

YouTube - Frog Care : How To Care For a Gray Tree Frog[/URL]

[Tom Highum]

thats horrible!!

[Kurt]

That cage is way too small and more importantly, there no ventilation! That frog is doomed!

[Tom Highum]

That guy is cruel.