Frog

[Bki3zo]

I Am Thinking Of Getting An African Dwarf Frog Are Easy To Keep Alive So To Speak?

 

[jourdy288]

Take a look at the pinned post "aquatic frogs".

 

[Meds081603]

Easy to keep. Sometimes difficult to keep with fish. I always had a hard time feeding them with most fish except bettas.

 

[freshwaterfishlover]

Yes very easy all Aquatic Frogs are easy. They love heavily planted live plants. My 2 African Clawed and 2 African Albino Clawed love to sit in between plants and on top of plants.


They eat any fish you put in the tank of any size. Only thing I have been able to feed my Frogs are Frozen foods and Alge Tablets.

 

[aitchvee]

They're easy to keep and a total laugh. Although I have been hand-feeding them frozen bloodworms because they seem a bit thick and to stop my bettas getting there first, I don't think I really need to. Are you thinking of keeping them with other fish?

 

[raptorrex]

easy to keep, but they still need air, so tanks over 12 inches high, are usually not advised. they do not really need any filtration, just 2 or 3 water changes an week. doing this does mean you have to avoid gravel or sand. a little area above water for them to sit, is a good idea. these guys sing, but they do need place to do it. this is not the only way to keep these guys, a few keep them in community's, but it is far more like their natural environment, and best of all you get to hear them sing, something imo everyone who keeps them should hear!

 

[aitchvee]

Mine have gravel and hide under and lounge around on bog wood. They could climb onto the filter if they wanted, but haven't shown any interest so far. They're very strong swimmers have no trouble reaching the surface. The filter's on low and I do a 50-60% water change once a week.

 

[raptorrex]

lol yep, as many do, and their frogs tend to lead a long and happy life. my system, looks more towards their natural habitat, and behavior. but that is not to say it is the only or best way to do it, just a different way.

 

[freshwaterfishlover]

I have had mine for 1 1/2 years. I have not seen any attempt to escape. I also have not heard mine sing.