frogs do good with this?
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If you mean aquatic dwarf frogs, I have had one in there and he did just fine. If mean regular frogs that need an area out of the water, I'm not sure how well that would work. The water flows into the tank from the top, so you would have a lot of splashing if the tank was not full.
1403756
I don't know since I don't have frogs. An African clawed frog would probably do well.
1403757
I have an African Dwarf Frog and 5 neon Danio's in my tank and my frog is healthy and happy. However, if your thinking of placing multiple frogs in the tank you may want something with a wider bottom since this tank is very narrow and limited on room in width.
1375557
Is the Pope Catholic? Is a bullfrog waterproof? This thing would several inches of drywall. Nice lift.
102913
There is no problem with frogs in our yard. But I would still give it a try. It worked for snakes.
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I have a betta, two ADFs and just added this little guy. I was a little worried about the frogs getting snapped at so I monitored closely. At first, one of the frogs was actually "nipping" the crayfish. I don't know if this was territorial or if the crayfish smells like dinner. Crayfish was initially a little defensive but hasn't done any actual harm, and the frogs tend to dart away if they run into each other. After a couple days everything seems peaceful, I think they just needed a few days to get used to one another. I do recommend plenty of hiding places at various heights to expand the amount of available "territory". I have a betta, two ADFs and just added this little guy. I was a little worried about the frogs getting snapped at so I monitored closely. At first, one of the frogs was actually "nipping" the crayfish. I don't know if this was territorial or if the crayfish smells like dinner. Crayfish was initially a little defensive but hasn't done any actual harm, and the frogs tend to dart away if they run into each other. After a couple days everything seems peaceful, I think they just needed a few days to get used to one another. I do recommend plenty of hiding places at various heights to... » Read More I have a betta, two ADFs and just added this little guy. I was a little worried about the frogs getting snapped at so I monitored closely. At first, one of the frogs was actually "nipping" the crayfish. I don't know if this was territorial or if the crayfish smells like dinner. Crayfish was initially a little defensive but hasn't done any actual harm, and the frogs tend to dart away if they run into each other. After a couple days everything seems peaceful, I think they just needed a few days to get used to one another. I do recommend plenty of hiding places at various heights to expand the amount of available "territory". « Show Less
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Did you fill the water all the way to the top cover? The frogs need oxygen that they get from the surface of the water. Also need to use bottled water or filtered water, not just plain tap water.
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It would be good for plants!!! Its not as big as it seems in picture! But its still cute!
1582916
Do rabbit swim? For a common sense answer I would say no. Chipmunks have fallen n our pool and found the frog log. It's called a frog log for a good reason! We often see 12-15 frogs on them
58602
It's a good item for thrm to play around with, from personal experience guinea pig are ok with it, for chinchillas not quite interesting to them.
1481377
It's better for frogs, spiders, small lizards, or other small pets. Better choice for a ball would be a 10 gallon & buying the accessories to dress it up. I would not put any snake in this. We put a trantula and its borderline too small for her( as long as she dosen't get any bigger).
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I've sucked through dozens of fish, more dozens of tadpoles, and some frogs. When they come out the other side I pick them up and toss them back in the pond, generally unscathed. Once in a while one of the valves will close on one and hurt it, but usually not. Bullfrog tadpoles can get enough girth they will get stuck in the hoses on the way in. Many fish do try to stay away, but others try to hide and do get sucked in. Some fish (mine are koi, they spawn and make hundreds of little ones) are curious or playful and get right up to the apparatus.
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Tap water can be used, but you need a water conditioner like API's Stresscoat. It's even better if you use API's Stresszyme, as well. That adds helpful bacteria to the water. Plus, you must be sure the water temperature is the same as in the tank. Frogs are cold blooded, and the temp change can kill them.
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I use it in my worm farm they seem happy as pigs in ___, so go a head use it for reptile bedding, and you/lizards sleep easy.
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Ours never turned into a frog, but our tadpole lasted several years. He was small...a couple inches long.
168755
2, which is two too many for this size container. Consider visiting a reputable aquarium store for a proper set up for African dwarf frogs. It's not much more expensive and ultimately is easier to maintain, not to mention better for the animals.
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i think their african toe clawed frogs i'm not sure, but in the booklet that comes with the order it says they are special frogs made in their laboratories specifically to be house pets. They cannot be let loose and cannot live out of water because they MUST remain wet at all times. In the booklet it also says you can teach them tricks once they become frogs.
750540
The frogs can eat 2-3 bugs comfortably. You get them out the same way you put them in...by squeezing. We usually play the the frogs don't like the taste and spit them out.
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I think fitting a new filtration system in the place of this one is possible because it just hangs at the back of the tank. If you don't overload the tank this filtration system is just perfect. I have 3 tetras and two dwarf frogs and this filtration hasn't failed me .. great tank overall !