aquarium dwarf frogs

Question
yes, my sister told me to read an article on the illness of the dwarf frogs i'm asking because i have two. what is the sickness or should i be concern. thank you for your response.

Answer
Dear Ginny,
1. Buy African dwarf frogs at a pet store. Buy at least two as company for each other. Make certain you choose active frogs with clear eyes and no skin sores. Don't confuse African dwarf frogs with African clawed frogs or dwarf clawed frogs, a larger and more aggressive species.
2. Use a regular aquarium with a lid, allowing for no more than two frogs for every gallon. Overcrowding causes stress on the frogs. Start with a larger tank if frogs will share a home with fish. The aquarium top should not have holes in it, although air slits are OK. Remember, these are frogs, and frogs jump.
3. Provide clean, de-chlorinated water for the aquarium. Let tap water stand for at least 24 hours to allow chlorine to evaporate, or use de-chlorinating drops available at the pet store. Frogs function best in water that is 76-78 degrees. If water temperature falls below 68 degrees, buy a tank heater. Change water as it becomes murky. If you want to decrease the number of tank cleanings or plan to add fish, you should have a filter.
4. Feed your African dwarf frogs frozen bloodworms or brine shrimp from your neighborhood pet store. These frogs need protein. They also have to locate their food by sight, not smell, so make sure you drop the food near your frogs. Live bloodworms and brine shrimp are favorites, but messier than their frozen counterparts. You can also feed your frogs amphibian food pellets that sink to the bottom of the tank. An easy to grow bamboo plant in the tank offers nutrients to the frogs as well.
5. Watch your frogs swim. At times, they look like they are leaping around underwater. They do have their down time though. Look at the bottom of the tank as they blend in with their surroundings. Sometimes they float near the top. A slight tap on the glass will assure you that they're not dead.
6. Look for signs of illness. Cloudy eyes or a lack of appetite can be signs of problems. African dwarf frogs are hardy creatures, but sometimes bacteria or a low pH level can cause problems. Test the pH level occasionally. These frogs like it best between 7.2 and 7.6. Frogs do occasionally shed their skin. This is not a sign of illness, but a normal part of their development.
Thanks. Good Luck.
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