I have one ADF in a 5 gallon (MiniBow5 tank).
I have been feeding him live black worms and he likes them but I have some questions.
Should this frog eat the food immediately once it's placed in front of him (like a fish)? He doesn't. I put the food right in front of him and often he moves away. I come back hours later and sometimes it's gone, sometimes not quite. He always eats within 24 hours. Is this normal for them? I think he prefers to eat at night.
Also, how to store these worms? The LFS gives them to me in a plastic bag, like fish. I was told to put them in a plastic container in the fridge and rinse them every few days. Also, put holes in the top of the container so they get air. It's nearly impossible to drain off the excess water after rinsing them. They clog the holes, they slip out. It's a mess.
I have gotten some frozen blood worms and thawed them and fed him some of them as well. I am unclear of how much to feed since I don't see him eating. It's not like feeding a fish where you can tell when they get disinterested in eating.
I have the Hikari bloodworms in small cubes. How much should he eat do you think?
I intent do put another frog with him and 2 same gender platies. (we tried 4 neons and lost them....long story)
I have been feeding him live black worms and he likes them but I have some questions.
Should this frog eat the food immediately once it's placed in front of him (like a fish)? He doesn't. I put the food right in front of him and often he moves away. I come back hours later and sometimes it's gone, sometimes not quite. He always eats within 24 hours. Is this normal for them? I think he prefers to eat at night.
Also, how to store these worms? The LFS gives them to me in a plastic bag, like fish. I was told to put them in a plastic container in the fridge and rinse them every few days. Also, put holes in the top of the container so they get air. It's nearly impossible to drain off the excess water after rinsing them. They clog the holes, they slip out. It's a mess.
I have gotten some frozen blood worms and thawed them and fed him some of them as well. I am unclear of how much to feed since I don't see him eating. It's not like feeding a fish where you can tell when they get disinterested in eating.
I have the Hikari bloodworms in small cubes. How much should he eat do you think?
I intent do put another frog with him and 2 same gender platies. (we tried 4 neons and lost them....long story)