Quote Originally Posted by Mentat View Post
Sorry you had to learn this lesson the hard way Michael ! That is the reason you quarantine frogs, fish, anything that goes into an established set-up. Here is a Care Sheet for them in case it helps for future frogs: http://www.frogforum.net/care-sheet-...warf-frog.html. Also, here is a bit more information on quarantine process: http://www.frogforum.net/general-dis...uarantine.html.

If surviving frog is still alive; recommend check the linked care sheet and ensure all it's requirements are met. Do you have any pics of frog with fuzzy growth? Did fish showed any symptoms before dying? Hope rest of tank habitants survive .
I usually do quarantine but my townhouse has a ridiculous policy about fish tanks (as in I'm not supposed to have any, period) so I was unable to set up a proper quarantine tank as I have done in the past.. I wanted to set up another tank but it's basically against my lease and I had to beg to keep my current tanks.. anyways.. yeah I got burned pretty badly on this one.

The fish show no symptoms, they simply dropped dead. The ADF I thought was going to pull through just isn't moving, I assume it is dying. The people at Petsmart had told my girlfriend that these frogs were the last two from a 'bad batch' of frogs, they said that they were missing arms.. I assumed they were just bad morphs with genetic issues but I am afraid it was something much worse.

I guess I'm in damage control mode at this point. I'm glad I bleached down all my nets/siphon/buckets but man if this gets into my ACF tank I will be seriously bummed.

I have to wonder, what could these frog have had to kill fish??