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Dwarf African Frog Help!
(I am posting this again because I think it got lost at the end of the last frog thread and I need the help [acronym:73bfedcd4b="As soon as possible"]ASAP[/acronym:73bfedcd4b])
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Make cuts in a cel-pore filter sponge and stick it over the intake, or get a prefilter intake adapter from Aquarium Technologies Incorported:
http://www.petsforum.com/ATI/atb400.htm
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i had that problem once... they got used to the power of the suction and steered clear of it.
I hate to say it, but its a learning experience for both you and the frong... and the foam will work great to keep them out.
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Until then you can put a (( new )) panty hose stocking, or footie over the intake, then use a rubber band or something to keep it on there.
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The frog that kept getting stuck looked like he was sick or something anyway, and he finally passed last night even with the sock over it. Maybe its not the filter thats the problem but just that the frog was ready to die?
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Maybe.. really sorry about the frog. is it a problem with any of your other frogs?
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no, all the others look well, but that one was swimming like he was drunk since I brought him home from the fish store. I'll make sure to replace him with the largest one they have when I make it back to the store.
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how about the small screen thats inside of a sink faucet
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I have not had the problem again since that one frog died, so I think he was just on his deathbed and thats why he was getting sucked in. Replaced him with a bigger guy and no problems yet all day.
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