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CARE GUIDE
10 gallons per pair is best. Use fine sand or bare-bottom tanks to avoid ingestion. Provide hiding spaces like driftwood, PVC pipes, or caves.
Feed every 2–3 days. Alternate between frog-specific sinking pellets and frozen/live bloodworms. Remove uneaten food after 30 minutes.
Watch for red patches, fuzzy skin, extreme lethargy, or floating upside down. These signs may indicate bacterial or fungal infections. Quarantine sick frogs.
They’re nocturnal, often found floating or tucked in plants. They make buzzing sounds during mating season and use their limbs to ‘hug’ food.
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