Not sure if this is the right place to post this...not quite fish...About a week ago, I got 6 african dwarf frogs and put them into my 10 gallon QT tank. (tank is 10, 20, 12 inches) An hour ago, I found the second one belly up on the botton of the tank. The first one was found the same way, in almost the same spot, last Thursday. The tank is heated and filtered. Filter is an aquaclear 5-15 gallons.
They do not look extremely skinny. They do not show any signs of fungus. I dont know what to do! What could I treat them with? What can I do? I do not want to loose all of them to whatever problem that they have. I have been wondering- The light on my tank gets pretty warm. When they go up for air, could they jump out of the water and hit the light, 'shocking' them? The light cover is close to the surface of the water. They are laying under the light when I find them dead. Is there something wrong with the food I feed them (see below).
I am feeding HBH frog and tad. bites, and I am planning to get some frozen (NOT freeze dried) bloodworms very soon. Nothing new has been added- only has the frogs, filter, heater, silk plants, and some terra cotta pots. Most of theese things were in the tank at the time of setup (once again- 1 week ago). I do regular weekly 20-30 % water changes- more than that now see below. I am aware that the ammonia level is higher than 0, and I am doing water changes more often to help with that. What can I do/treat them with? If this is not enough info, I can add more and try to get a picture.
They do not look extremely skinny. They do not show any signs of fungus. I dont know what to do! What could I treat them with? What can I do? I do not want to loose all of them to whatever problem that they have. I have been wondering- The light on my tank gets pretty warm. When they go up for air, could they jump out of the water and hit the light, 'shocking' them? The light cover is close to the surface of the water. They are laying under the light when I find them dead. Is there something wrong with the food I feed them (see below).
I am feeding HBH frog and tad. bites, and I am planning to get some frozen (NOT freeze dried) bloodworms very soon. Nothing new has been added- only has the frogs, filter, heater, silk plants, and some terra cotta pots. Most of theese things were in the tank at the time of setup (once again- 1 week ago). I do regular weekly 20-30 % water changes- more than that now see below. I am aware that the ammonia level is higher than 0, and I am doing water changes more often to help with that. What can I do/treat them with? If this is not enough info, I can add more and try to get a picture.
