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Adf not eating...maybe?

emmyk

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I have yet to see my adf eat. But he looks pretty healthy... and his food seems to be dissapearing but I have a bubble molly that might be eating it. Haven't seen the bubble molly eat anything but his flakes though. Any ideas?

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Hi, all the clawed frogs that i've kept in the past both dwarf and i's bigger relative have been very greedy, so maybe the frog is stressed by the molly? i would split them up and see if the frog starts feeding again. I know pet stores sell dwarf frogs as being suitable for community tanks but i would keep them on their own.
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I have 3 frogs and it's impossible to tell who's who, so sometimes during feeding time, there is only 2 or even just 1 eating the food. I never stay to watch, but they all seem healthy. I toss in A LOT of food though, for all 3 frogs and my cory, so perhaps once they get full there is still enough left. If he appears healthy and active I wouldn't worry too much about it. Maybe toss extra food in, but be sure to clean the tank more often if you do that.
 
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