Emergency!

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Sounds like some sort of infection to me. I have 4 African Clawed Frogs and have never seen anything like this. I would separate him from the other frogs.

[Tom Highum]

separate and clean the tank. Check the others for anything that shows if they are getting it too and separate them. I would recommend also using a substrate like paper towels. Monitor them all and update constantly please.

[Kurt]

Its an African clawed frog, its totally aquatic, so paper towels cannot be used as a substrate.

[Kurt]

Sounds like some sort of infection to me. I have 4 African Clawed Frogs and have never seen anything like this.

I have. Several years ago I tried to keep and African clawed frogs with some African cichlids and monodactylus. I saw lots of hemoraging and seizures in the frog. I am not 100% sure why this happened, but I think it may have been the salt content of the water.

Also Premiumhawks, please don't abrieviate. It makes it hard to understand what we are talking about. The only reason I knew what frog we were talking about is because your post was placed in, the Aquatic Clawed Frogs forum.

[premiumhawks]

I have. Several years ago I tried to keep and African clawed frogs with some African cichlids and monodactylus. I saw lots of hemoraging and seizures in the frog. I am not 100% sure why this happened, but I think it may have been the salt content of the water.

Also Premiumhawks, please don't abrieviate. It makes it hard to understand what we are talking about. The only reason I knew what frog we were talking about is because your post was placed in, the Aquatic Clawed Frogs forum.

thank for the input. dually noted.