We have 2 almost adults in our 10 with a betta, a pleco, and we tried ghost shrimp. The frogs never mess with anyone but they would try and stalk the shrimp. Alas their sight isn't very good so they always missed. The shrimp seemed too sensitive for the tank and we lost them all. We got them in Mayish as younger, maybe juveniles. I feed them sinking frog pellets when I'm busy and frozen bloodworms or brine shrimp when I have more time. I put a little plate in the tank because I have gravel and it makes it easier for them to find their food. They actually chase my betta away when eating. We also have two itsy bitsy albino ADFs in a 20 long with 5 cories, 3 neon tetras, and 5 zebra danios. We got the frogs about 2 weeks ago and theybare grtting fore comfortable by the day. There is also a plate in there for them to eat from. They are about 1/4" long, if that. They mostly eat brine shrimp but I tried blood worms and they loved them! I was afraid they would be too small but they gobbled them up. I have a small measuring spoon that I fill with tank water and thats where I thaw the bloodbworms or brine shrimp. I also put the pellets in there on the days I feed them. Then after they are thawed I suck them up with a pipette and carefully squeeze them on to the plate. I feed the other fish first to keep them occipied. In the 20g, the other fish don't seem interested in stealing the food. The pellets i can normally just place the spoon in the tank and pour them on the plate. Just have to take it slow or the rush of water in the spoon will send the pellets flying. For the first couple feedings on the plate i had to find the frogs and place them in the plate with their food. Now they're all trained enough to know where the food goes haha. I used to let them eat as the food slowly fell from the pipet, you can do that, too.
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