Clawed frogs :)

i tried to put some in with my south american tank and my jacks ate them. i was so bummed. the guy at the store said they would be fine. but as usual he was just trying to make a sale.

Honda: sounds good in the feeding department. It is always fun to experiment too; I sometimes feed mine a few live crickets (when the frog is already looking to the top of the water; I drop it in and "gulp." Mine eat mostly Tetra's JumboMin cichlid food; they clean up the copious amounts that the Oscars spit out while feeding. :)
I like live feeders, aslong as they are from a clean source; I don't like buying from overcrowded feeder tanks..
Albinos are pretty popular really. I guess that people prefer breeding them because they are "something different" but then they become more popular than the normals!
Tek: mine "embrace" often also. They do breed sometimes, but I let them and the tank inhabitants eat the eggs. I raised some of their years back; out of thousands I got roughly 40 frogs. The tads are TINY with a capital T.. and they are susceptible to planarian and other water-"bug" infestations.

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Originally Posted by MATT FISHER REPTILES

i tried to put some in with my south american tank and my jacks ate them. i was so bummed. the guy at the store said they would be fine. but as usual he was just trying to make a sale.

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Sorry about that. :( I don't recommend them to be housed with most fish; we just gave it a wing here, and a few years later there have been no problems with any frog amputations or deaths. :)