Frog Species?

[Robot_Rooster]

i'm not sure if this is the right section but its still tropical and new to the hobby

to all you with knowledge can you name me the species of frog that is fairly small and is pink all over (i saw some in a garden centre today but they had no label, and i couldn't ask the man as i was in a hurry) there were tons of them in a tank with other tropical fish.

i want to know because incase i can't get my african dwarf frogs (i only saw one of them and it looked dead) i wouldn't mind seeing how this one is?

thanks in advance

 

[three-fingers]

These are african clawed frogs, which get fairly large and will eat most community fish like tetras, guppies, danios, platies etc...

[URL="http/www.fishforums.net/content/Freshwater-Invertebrates-Amphibians-Aquatic-Reptiles/61229/African-Clawed-Frog/"]http/www.fishforums.net/content/Freshwat...an-Clawed-Frog/[/URL] .

 

[Robot_Rooster]

Heard that African Clawed frogs sometimes get mixed up with dwarf frogs but but they didn't remind me of them, nay other suggestions of a pink fairly small frog?

 

[Davo86]

If your based in the UK and the frogs you saw where fully aquatic then I am pretty certain that they where a colour form of Xenopus laevis aka African Clawed Frogs.

 

[Robot_Rooster]

Yeah i am and it was a fully aquatic tank, and if that is the case then cool.

Thanks

 

[three-fingers]

If your based in the UK and the frogs you saw where fully aquatic then I am pretty certain that they where a colour form of Xenopus laevis aka African Dwarf Frogs.

So there's no confusion, that's Xenopus laevis aka the Afrcan Clawed Frog .

 

[Shrimper]

As far as i know there are only albino versions of the clawed frogs available not albino dwarf frog.

 

[Mikaila31]

As far as i know there are only albino versions of the clawed frogs available not albino dwarf frog.

Thats what I thought too...

 

[Davo86]

If your based in the UK and the frogs you saw where fully aquatic then I am pretty certain that they where a colour form of Xenopus laevis aka African Dwarf Frogs.

So there's no confusion, that's Xenopus laevis aka the Afrcan Clawed Frog .

Sorry got myself confused there, yeah what i mean was African Clawed frogs