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I recently purchased four African Dwarf Frogs. I put two of the
little guys in my one gallon filtered tank with my Betta. One of the frogs almost immediately floated to the top (well, after an hour) and he has been there ever since. I purchased (per various pet store recommendations) quite the variety of food and found that three of the frogs will eat frozen blood worms. I have never seen poor Floaty eat anything, though perhaps he eats when I am not looking. When I carefully touch Floaty he will move so he is alive. For quite some time he only floated without movement. Yesterday he was quite active (for him) and wiggled and swam around. At one point I watched him attempt a number of times to swim to the bottom, only to pop back up to the top. One of the frogs in my other tank also started floating, but I suspect that I overfed him, which can be remedied. However, I am quite worried about Floaty. Except for this "stuck on the top of the tank" business, he seems quite healthy. He is absolutely not bloated. What's going on and what can I do for him? |
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