Fishing Sea

I was cleaning my tank and he decided to jump out of the net. It took us about 2 min. to get him back to the net. Do you think he will be okay?
I took him out of the tank because I had to do a full water change. There was a problem with my water where it kept bubbling over the top from the air stone. (Don't worry, I used water from another established tank in it)

He might, or not, depending on whether or not he was injured. If he fell from high up and broke a leg or ribs then he will probably not recover. How is he acting? If he's swimming around / eating as he normally would, then he is probably fine.

Is there a reason you took him out with a net to clean the tank? You should never have to remove the fish / frogs from the tank to clean it - simply drain half of the water with a small turkey baster or a syphon tube and replace with fresh water, leaving the fish in the tank.

2007-01-16 07:48:10 by Misty Dawn

I don't want amazing websites for this, I have already checked the net. My six year old has to write a story on how a tadpole becomes a frog and at his level of writing (kinder) he needs a really basic explanation, with no fancy words and so on. He's getting stressed and so am I. Any ideas BASIC BASIC BASIC please.

You should know the answer. come on. explain it to your child the best you can

2006-10-30 21:03:29 by T

It found me in Elk Grove, CA. I know that it is a tree frog... I'm looking for spcific info.

Pictures: http://www.purplewater.net/frog/frog.html
Looking for the specific species name!

It looks like a Pacific Tree Frog
Hyla Regilla, also called Pseudacris Regilla.
this site http://allaboutfrogs.org/info/species/pacific.html
says that it is illegal to keep one as a pet without a license.
Here's a link to a picture of one that looks like yours. http://www.srcsd.com/gif/ph-pactreefrog.jpg

2006-05-23 13:13:48 by cndrvt

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2006-11-29 07:22:17 by monsterr7

My frogs finally layed a bunch of eggs, some of which have turned into tiny tadpoles. I've read a dozen articles, they all tell me to remove the tads from the main tank but not one of them tells me how. They all say they are too fragile for nets but since they are stuck to the glass/plants, I'm not sure how to scoop them into something otherwise.

I thought of just removing the frogs but my other tank is too small for them.

Hi! This is what I did. I used a small snack baggie filled it with tank water and holding it in the top of the big tank I used an eye dropper to gently (very slowly)suck them up and then put them in the baggie when I had them, I moved to baggie to the new tank and poured them out. When they stick, use the eye dropper to squirt them loose. Put some water in the drooper first and get them out of the eye dropper quickly. Occasionally you may have to flush the eye drooper back and forth to get them out. I did this successfully with Dwarfs. Good luck

2008-01-26 07:14:48 by Galp

I'm looking for an African Dwarf Frog. I found them at http://www.aquariumfish.net/ , but shipping was 24 dollars for one frog! Is there anyother place online i could get one? Winner gets five stars! Thanks a bunch!
King Snake.com didnt have what im looking for. I dont want to rescue a frog.

Try kingsnake.com

2008-06-22 11:04:49 by Cavalierlover