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    Clawed frogs :)

    Here are some of our female ACFs. They live on our 125g tank with Oscars and other fish.

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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    wow! Those are some chunky frogs! What do they eat?
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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    An albino yet... Thats pretty cool. Do the Oscars both them at all?

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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    I love ACFs. I used to raise them, but they all died years ago. My friend still has one that she's "trained" to come above water and eat the little food stick out of a spoon. They always look like they're smoking little cigars when they leave the little food stick hanging out of their mouths.

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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    Do the males look different?
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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    Other than size- no, I don't think so.

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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    Yes, males look different. Other than being smaller, they have black markings on their hands that make them look like they are wearing gloves(but only on the inside).
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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    Yup; males have that black marking on their hands.
    The Oscars do not bother them. We have had this tank for a few years now like this with not so much as a bite mark on anyone. We feed the Oscars on the cichlid pellets, and the frogs congregate under and beside them and eat the food that they disperse when they chew. I think what it is, is the 2 Oscars we have are not that aggressive; I have had some in the past that would have gladly devoured the fish by now. But it really is weird with Oscars; some are as docile as anything.
    I have 5 frogs in all; I will eventually get pics of everyone; 1.2 albino and 1.1 normal.
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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    i have an albino ACF and i feed him strictly shrimp pellets and 14 rosies every 2-3 weeks. is that good?

    oh yea, nice frogs! albino ACF's msut be common cause thats the first NON-albino ACF ive ever seen haha
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    Re: Clawed frogs :)

    sweet I raised several back in the day but didn't keep them with other fish. They would eat ANYTHING! gobble gobble! I had a pair that looked like they where mating and where locked up for a while but never got any eggs. Very cool.
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