African Dwarf Frogs?

[jesse_3]

I am considering getting 2 small ones. I am doing research on them of course, but, do any of you PT'ers have any GOOD and SOLID info about them? I am not quite sure if I am getting them yet, because 1) the mom and dad need to decide on yes or no, and 2) I need to find more info and see if I am suitible to have them.

Any information would be wonderful! Thank you!
Steph

[Christmas_Hamster]

Here:

http://www.petfish.net/forum/index.php?board=17.0

http://www.petfish.net/kb/entry/4/1/

http://www.petfish.net/kb/entry/4/3/

[Uabassoon]

I have two, their names are Pac Man and Frogger. I've had them for around two years I think, they are pretty easy to care for. I have them in a 2.5 gallon tank, they do not need a filter although I have a small filter for their tank. I feed them bloodworms twice a week and they get "frog and tadpole bites" on days when I don't feed them bloodworms. I currently have a male and a female, but I've never seen any eggs from them although I have seem them "making love" before. They can live for around 7 years and full grown they can get up to 1.5 to 2 inches.

Here is a picture of their tank.

[Uabassoon]

I found a picture I took of them making love. I figured it would be a good picture to use to show you the different sexes. Males are a bit smaller than females, they are also easy to sex because they have a gland on their armpit. In this picture the male is hugging the female, you can see that he is a little smaller and his gland is very noticeable.

[jesse_3]

Awesome! Thanks you soo much! Uabassoon, I thought that Pac Man and Frogger were tree frogs, I didn't know that they are ADF's!
Well, I am getting 2 of them! I think I have enough knowledge after all the research and help from you two! Thank you so much!

--Steph--

[zoomer]

They are so cute, Usabasson!!
Jesse, I have had a few before and they're really cool pets! They can live in a small filtered fish tank full to the top. And they eat bloodworms, if not, tadpole/frog food.