So, yesterday my 7 month old female albino African Clawed Frod died really suddenly, and then tonight my male died in the exact same manner. I know I cannot cure them as they have passed on, but I was curious if anyone had seen anything like this before since I cannot seem to find these particular symptoms anywhere. Elliot (my female) seemed completely fine until out of nowhere she kind of started bucking the top of my aquarium and swimming really spastically. She has always been a little silly in the way she carries on so I didn't think much of it, but a short time later she quite literally went stiff and dropped dead to the bottom of my aquarium. I pulled her out to check for signs of life and she was already stiff. Then, tonight the exact same thing with my male. He started bucking the top and swimming spastically and then a short time later went stiff and died. In between the first death and the second I was treating with salt in hopes that if it were bacterial that might help, but it seemed to have no effect. The water params are normal. lowish nitrates/0 nitrites/0 amonia. It is a 20g tank and I do water changes once or twice a week depending on what I feed them. I alternate feeding between live crickets, live worms, and reptomin floating sticks. The most recent things they had to eat before dying were crickets from the pet store. There were no markings on the frogs skin, no red legs, and no bloating. No outward signs of illness I could see at all. I hope one day when I'm not as sad about losing Elliot and Biff I can keep another pair, so my hope is that maybe someone has seen this before and might have some idea of what killed them. Clearly it was either contagious from one frog to another, or something in the food they ate. They had no other tank mates aside from a few ramshorn snails. It is a planted tank with chain swords, Luigia, and water sprite. Sorry this is so long, just hoping I can get some answers. I know that not that many people on AC keep clawed frogs, and that most people keep dwarfs but I thought it was worth a shot to ask. Thanks in advance for any info. - Ash