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On average, an African dwarf frog should be expected to live to about 5 years of age in average water conditions. But there are ways you can improve this time, maybe even up to 20 years. continue reading below. In this article you will learn: The things you can do to improve your frog’s lifespan … Read more
Things you should know about African dwarf frog eggs African dwarf frog eggs are very delicate, they need a higher pH than adults and slightly warmer water temperatures. Adults can lay 8000 eggs a year. Abandon their young. Eat their own eggs if you don’t remove them to their own aquarium ASAP. Become mature for … Read more
African Clawed Frogs (xenopus laevis) make for a great pet, but they take care and attention to keep them healthy. Here are some tips on how to do that. This is not an exhaustive list, but it should get you started with your own adventure in African Clawed frog pet ownership! If you have any … Read more
PacMan frog is a generic term given to the horned frog, a large terrestrial frog from South America. They are called horned frogs because of the horn-like features over their eyes. The “PacMan” nickname was given due to their ferocious appetite and largemouth which resembles that of pacman. What do pacman frogs eat? In order … Read more
Tadpoles can eat cucumber. This might seem like an unusual thing to say, but it’s true! Tadpoles are able to digest the cellulose in a cucumber. You will need a bit more preparation than just feeding a cucumber to your tadpole, but you can do it. This is how: Clean the skin of the cucumber … Read more
I’m sure that if you are reading this article, it is because you have a baby frog in your home or at least know someone who does. Congratulations on acquiring such an adorable pet! Baby frogs need to eat just like any other animal, and what they eat will depend on their age. This guide … Read more
When it comes to the amphibian world, there are quite a few different species of frogs that we need to discuss. While many people know how long it takes for the most common species of frog eggs to hatch, they may be less familiar with some of the other species. This article will go through … Read more
The answer is dwarf frogs can eat freeze-dried bloodworms. There are, however, numerous challenges associated with freeze-dried bloodworms. If you have around 2 to three frogs in a tank with many other fish (a community tank), you will notice that the fish start darting at food dropped into the tank. Dwarf frogs, on the other … Read more
An African dwarf frog is a bottom feeder like some fish breeds reared in an aquarium. If you visit an aquarium to buy shrimp pellets for your fish and check the label of some brands, you will notice the word ‘bottom feeder’ common in many of these brands. This does indicate that your African dwarf … Read more
African dwarf frogs are passive and slow eaters. They will barely stand a chance in a community tank and may starve to death if you feed them fish flakes. They are carnivorous, don’t have teeth, and swallow their food whole. Frozen black worms and blood worms are instead the preferred choices of food. Fish flakes … Read more