Oh yay

[Nauplii]

I have had my betta and 3 dwarf frogs for a week now and they are still alive yay... not that i expected them to die but just had bad experiences before....
I decided to get them because i got my water tested and it was fine

New tank(with betta in) : Nitrates were fine... yellow colour from test
Old tank with mollies : Nitrates were great! perfect in fact!

Anyone have any tips on a schedual i should feed the frogs and betta by like...
eg. bloodworms weekly, flakes daily? somethin like that...
Can anyone help ? I have bloodworms(frozen) and tropical flake food and do you know f the frogs will eat sinking cat pellets?

thanks

 

[Nauplii]

no?

 

[Inchworm]

foxslilvixen

You could probably feed your frog exclusively on live or frozen bloodworms or other tiny worms like blackworms or tubifex and the betta will love them too. If you have a brand called HBH in your country, they make a very tiny pellet for the frogs, called Frog and Tadpole Bites. If not, perhaps some other company makes something similar. I like to feed mine every day.

They eat from the bottom and when you drop the food in they might not find it right away.

 

[Nauplii]

ok how often should i feed them bloodworms then?

 

[Samage]

I'd say a small quantity every day. Just make sure the betta doesn't get all the worms first. Use a syrine if in doubt, to inject the food onto the bottom of the tank.

When I had an ADF he did occasionally come to the top for his food. Consequently you can supplement the bloodworms with a food called Tetra ReptoMin, vitamin enriched food sticks which can be broken into small chunks for the ADFs to manage.

 

[SirMinion]

In Britain, JMC make a pelleted aquatic frog food. Look for it in larger pets stores & fish shops.

If it's anything as good as their peleted catfish food, then they will thrive on it.

 

[Nauplii]

thank you people ill look for that brand