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[fishychick77]

So I bought a pink gold tutti frutti frog but I looked on line and can find much about their care anyone know more about them?? The petstore lady told me a lot but more would be helpful thanks

[Davo86]

So I bought a pink gold tutti frutti frog but I looked on line and can find much about their care anyone know more about them?? The petstore lady told me a lot but more would be helpful thanks

They are dyed African Clawed Frogs,

[fishychick77]

i know that but shes doing good and active playing and getting along fine with my male betta surprisingly being protective of her

[ZoddyZod]

as a quick heads up - any dyed fish or amphibian is frowned upon on this forum. It is a cruel and unnecessery process to simply generate more cash for unscroupulous suppliers.

also, the clawed frog will grow large enough to but the betta in danger of being eaten.

[fishychick77]

I was told to remove the frog once she gets bigger

[ZoddyZod]

so you have a long term plan to house the frog correctly, then?

Please don't buy any more dyed animals - doing so only means that there is market for them and people will continue to exploit that market

[fishychick77]

I won't buy them anymore

[Jenste]

How large is the tank and filtration for the tank the frog and betta is in now?

Long term (and better yet right now) the frog should be in a 10 US gallon MINIMUM tank (yes, that is for one frog) and over filtered.

These frogs grow fast and put out a lot of waste. Best thing would be to give the frog it's own properly set up and filtered tank now, not later.

[sammy86]

Oh bless! I can see the appeal, i know i would have snapped these up, not realising their dyed! I certainly wouldn't blame someone for getting one, they look gorgeous! If only it was natrual!
Anyway, good luck with your frog, i'm sure she'll be ok - they do get big but as long as you do your research on clawed frogs i'm sure you'll be ok