Same situation I'm in

you need to put him in a tank or a plastic tub that’s is large enough for him to grow and move around not a bowl.

It's an aquatic animal.. it needs to be in water with a rock or platform to crawl out on and bask from time to time

we dont do water changes. ever. HEAVILY plant your tank and use a high quality plant substrate. add some driftwood. let it run for like 6 months then boom. top off with filtered water as needed. we have 8 tanks, largest being a 220 gallon. smallest a 35 gallon. we haven’t done a water change in years. we still clean our filters and net out uneaten food though. the only time we lost a fish/amphibian was during a power outage. keep your temperature stable. make sure you use water conditioner before and after a water change. every tank is different, maybe you’re doing water changes too often. or you’re changing out too much water. also if you’re dumping freezing cold water into your 78° tank you’re going to shock your animals and they will die. i bet money this is the problem. but i dont know what you’re doing so i can only assume. temperature is #1 if your other parameters are stable.

ADF also need 10-12 hours of light per day. Make sure you’re feeding them a varied diet. I dont recommend the “frog pellets” or any pellets really, if it’s the brands they sell at big box pet stores at least. most have corn in them, you also want to avoid pellets with copper or zinc high up on the ingredient list. DONT feed bloodworms or freeze dried foods!!! ever!!!! feed mysis shrimp, daphnia, black worms, mosquito larvae. brine shrimp is ok, it has a little protein but is missing other vitamins this frog needs. i wouldn’t mind feeding it but don’t use it as a staple. you can easily find brine shrimp & mysis shrimp at an actual aquarium store! you can feed earth worms as well (from a chemical free source) hope this information helps you!

Sorry for the novel but if you’re buying all of them from the same store, I’d look into other sources. Try a different store, look online etc.

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​@@dabalishis1585 Thanks everyone for the advice everything is going good now

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Mine just died I don’t know how I am trying to do CPR it was running on his back

As a former kid who had to make a presentation on why i should go ANYWHERE, i really hope you get your froggies 🙏🏻

You can keep them with non aggressive Betta! Makes a beautiful planted aquarium. This will help you in Biology in school too 🤓🔎🐸

@@DJ_Dutchess Oohh that sounds cool I have a Betta idk if he is aggressive tho

@@StuntBarby4ever You can try a larger tank and monitor closely! If you see him nipping at the frogs you can pull him from the tank 🐸 Sometimes if they have other enrichment in the tank they won't mess with the frogs. 🐸

There is a rule that it is 1 frog per gallon but take that with a grain of salt. Don’t put one in a 1 gallon because that is not a lot os space and they are social animals.

What's your page I'd like to learn more about them. I caught one in the wild and would love to learn so it can have a happy life

@JPfirm619 sorry, I thought that I replied 🤔! Freya and Bjorn The Dwarf Caimans. Is our page name. I subscribed to you as well!

im going to subscribe to you bc i have a baby snapping turtle and want to give it the best life

@merception6982 thank you! We post more info on our Facebook page, but can also help here!

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2 gallons per frog. Stick with tanks that are not deep. They need easy access to the surface to breathe. 10 is perfect for 2-3. They like buddies.

Yes very pretty fish but.... dangerous should not be with community fish or smaller fish with color

Here's what we offer! We keep assorted Tetras, Cichlids, Crayfish, Bullfrog Tadpoles, Crickets, Fiddler Crabs, Killifish, Bream, freshwater Eels, Sailfin Mollies, and aquatic Snails in their enclosures at all times 24/7 and restock weekly! We also offer fresh (not store bought) Blue Crabs, Ghost Crabs, Drum, Whiting, Flounder, Stingray, and Grouper weekly! We also offer frozen thawed rodents, quail, and chicks weekly, we just switch it up! Never feed Goldfish or Rosey Reds as they contain Thiaminase and they cause serious vitamin deficiencies in the reptiles that eat them.

To warm of water

@@Hector-xf4of They are fine now and grown to a good size ...thank you

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