axwell2010
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African Dwarf Frog
« on: November 17, 2010, 06:37:47 PM » |
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I have an african dwarf frog and 3 telescope eyed gold fish (2 black moors and a demekin). these frogs are usually slow to eat, so was wandering if feeding it would be a problem with the 3 gold fish, and also how often do you feed yours??
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Nossie
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Re: African Dwarf Frog
« Reply #7 on: November 20, 2010, 04:11:13 AM » |
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In South America, I believe in the southern parts of the Amazon  I have a lot of research to do about their environment too before I'll setup the tank!  Oh, and I want to find some cat fish that are appropriate for the place the Oscars live in!  When I was at the pet shop last time, I couldn't help but buy a little pleco ;> He's beautiful with big, dark spots allover his body  He should grow up to be around 30cm too, but it takes a couple of years, of course. I named him Bogdan, but I call him Danny  Needless to say, he's eaten very much of the algae off the plants, my tank is sparkling!  And the salesman was sharing lots of amusing stories about when he kept Oscars, Pearl cichlids and plecos in a 600L tank, very nice to know that they're all compatible!  You have a point there about them frogs... maybe you could feed them some bugs now and then? Like mosquitoes or flies? C:
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Re: African Dwarf Frog
« Reply #11 on: November 20, 2010, 01:04:39 PM » |
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Aww, that's cute!  Mine has pretty big, dark spots allover him, so yep, probably like the usual plecos do c: They had a few black plecos with white stripes in the shop, but they were 60€ each!  That kind can't breed in aquaria, so they're being caught in the wild. Not zebra plecos, but something very similar, the stripes were different 
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