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I treated myself to a new tank buddy, but I haven't added her to the tank yet. Her behavior is very different from my other frogs. And although the basic features are similar, she looks more like a clawed frog by color. She's still a tiny baby. Is she really an ADF? Is it safe to integrate her?

So, for anyone else asking a similar question. I have transported my little dudes successfully. All options were pointing to shipping them. I bought all the supplies and chickened out. I flew them. Most airlines do not allow any animals on board except dogs and cats. SMH. But TSA has no problems...

Rocco and Frankie greet me. I doubt they see me, but I know they recognize my voice

It's so funny how they dart around then freeze in position. Lol. I'm sure he's posing for this one.

I may be bias, but I'm pretty sure Frankie is the perfect ADF

Thank you! I know this is an older post, but I gave me some peace about moving my frogs. I hadn't even thought about saving their tank water! I'm so glad you mentioned it.

LOL! That's hilarious!! Truthfully it's hard to find good info on these frogs. I'm never sure if I should follow the fish or frog info. I just take it all in and apply what little sense I have, and go for it. My frogs are happy as heck, so I must be doing it right. These are my boys.

Thank you for the leads, I'll check it out. Google search hadn't turned up any solid advice.

I'm moving to another state. I'll drive 5-6 hours a day over 2 days. Any suggestions on the best way to transport my african dwarf frogs? Or resources to get the best info on this topic? I'm so worried they won't make it.

Thanks for the tip. They are both male, but that doesn't stop Rocco. He keeps trying.

Hi everyone, meet Frankie and Rocco. These guys are Awesome! I'm constantly researching their silly behaviors they are truly fascinating. I've had them nearly 3 months and they are thriving. I finally heard them croak, or squeak...? Maybe Frankie is a female. Rocco seems to think so. ..