We ordered a grow-a-frog kit, got our tadpole in the mail today and have misplaced its food. Says they eat continuously by filtering the water, so will it die if I give it sea monkey food until the real food replacement comes in the mail?
We ordered a grow-a-frog kit, got our tadpole in the mail today and have misplaced its food. Says they eat continuously by filtering the water, so will it die if I give it sea monkey food until the real food replacement comes in the mail?
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so i added some yeast in my heavily planted aquarium to feed the clam, tadpole and fairy shrimp hatchlings. will this end badly i have a fish and a ton of snails. i just put a small amount of bakers yeast will this harm anything
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Tagged amount, anything, aquarium, bakers yeast, clam, fairy, Fairy Shrimp, fish, hatchlings, shrimp, snails, tadpole, ton, yeast
I bought my african dwarf frog about 4 months ago, and had him housed in a 2.5 gallon tank with a male betta fish, I have since then moved him into a 5 gallon tank along with 2 guppys and a dwarf gourami.Ever since I bought the little guy,I’ve had to suck up frozen blood worms throuh a turkey baster and slowly feed him because the other fish always eat it all first. Even with this method, the other fish get a lot of the worms and I am starting to get sick of doing this every 3 days.I’ve tried everything,including HBH frog and tadpole pellets,brine shrimp,Hikari carnivore pellets, and live food,but it seems that my frog doesn’t even try to hunt for the food as other people say.I’ve even tried grabbing a carnivore pellet and shoving it in his mouth,but it didn’t work, and the only way he eats is if i feed him through the turkey baster. I feed him at night as this is when they are most active, but it’s still very difficult,is his only my frog? And is there anything else I can do?
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Tagged 4 months, african, african dwarf frog, baster, betta fish, blood worms, Brine Shrimp, carnivore, dwarf, dwarf gourami, fish, food, frog, frozen blood, gallon, gallon tank, guppys, pellets, tadpole, tank, turkey, turkey baster
I’ve read around that baby live brine shrimp is the best to get them to eat, but i don’t even know where to buy them and how to raise them. This is the first time our angel fishes didn’t eat their eggs and a white cloudy substance around it formed. We figure we separate the eggs immediately from the parents and now they are tadpole looking swimming along in a net-like compartment. We can see their eyes and tails with the naked eye. What should we do next as far as keeping them alive and growing??