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If you are an aquarist, you may know by now that maintaining the aquarium free of algae is annoying and difficult. The algae are generally harmless, but no one wants to have a dirty aquarium. What is the easiest solution? A Siamese algae eater fish. These active and social fish will help you in keeping … 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
You may have heard of ‘frog in a well’- an expression for someone who has not seen the world beyond current surroundings. The African dwarf frog is, however, ‘a frog in a tank’. It lends to your tank that element of intrigue. If you are uncertain whether an African dwarf frog and betta fish can … Read more
If you have a diatom issue in your tank, and your wondering if you should get Siamese algae eaters to take care of it, The answer is no. While the Siamese algae eaters will do wonders at cleaning up many types of hair algae and other algae, they don’t particularly care for diatoms. You may … Read more
Siamese algae eaters make a great addition to your aquarium’s cleanup crew. These guys will scarf down just about anything you wouldn’t want in your tank, like algae, As would indicate by their namesake. They eat more than just algae though, the thing’s like dead fish and insects will be no match for your slick … Read more
If your considering adding African dwarf frogs into your aquarium it’s important to know if they will be compatible with the fish and other creatures that already inhabit the tank. The last thing you want is to wake up one morning and all your fish, shrimp, and snails are gone! Don’t worry that’s unlikely to … Read more
Young African dwarf tadpoles will begin to grow very very quickly, and because of this, a simple salad diet will not be able to meet their protein requirements. In fact, they may snub their nose at it completely and only focus on eating protein-rich foods. Because of the rapid growth, young African dwarf frogs must … Read more
So you’re looking to set up an aquarium habitat for some African dwarf frogs, But the question is, what kind of environment do they need? Do African Dwarf Frogs need land in their habitats? The answer is no, African dwarf frogs do not need land or any solid structure above the water. In fact, It’s … Read more
