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PostSubject: African Dwarf Frogs   African Dwarf Frogs EmptyFri Apr 13, 2012 11:34 pm

Well, bought six of these little guys 'bout a month ago. Have 'em in a 20 long with some driftwood and a bunch of floating hornwort. Been fattening them up on frozen blood worms, shrimp and crushed snails. They are hard on snails, even larger ones, they pick at the antennae until the snail stops retracting, then picks the snail apart. They are actually waiting for me at the feeding trough (a flake food lid weighted down with a rock) each evening around 6:00 when I feed 'em. Cute little critters, fun to watch.

Tonight I went down, and two of 'em were in amplexus! Yay! Hopefully I'll have tadpoles soon. Smile

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PostSubject: Re: African Dwarf Frogs   African Dwarf Frogs EmptySun Apr 15, 2012 10:26 pm

Cool! My son was given one as a gift a few years back. They are fun to watch.
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