KevinS
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I gathered up a few P. brachyphona froglets for pictures a few days ago and thought some of you might like to see....
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Pseudacris froglets
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Slimy2
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Awesome pics!
Awesome pics!
i_love_necturus
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Wow they are so tiny! How abundent are they in your area? I haven't found to many frogs yet this year, just a few Spring Peepers and some unidentified species.
KevinS
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They're not abundant in the sense that we have them everywhere around here, but there are an awful lot in one small vernal pool. They only breed in shallow temporary pools around here and will completely ignore ponds and larger bodies of water, but the peepers and other frogs will use them.
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Nichill:Hi I'm a bit worried about our axolotl Berry she's approx 4 months old . She had a big meal yesterday of blood worm and today is very restless she's been swimming around all day and trying to get to the top sometimes not making it. Her tummy does seem really full even though she has had 2 poops . There's no gravel in her tank she's on sand . My water seems fine+2
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axolotl nerd:pictures would be very helpful- this could possibly be an emergency if it is something like bloat+1
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rads:Hey y’all! So I just had a quick question. I had a well established cycled tank. I added in a sand substrate that I had previously had in the tank (when it cycled the first time). It recycled and everything was golden. As I was re-adding it I noticed a smell to it but figured it was just “fish” smell. I also have a cat. Long story short, I think the cat managed to find the sand, pee in it, and because I was already suspicious I tested my tank just in case a few hours later to find my ammonia 2.0! I pulled my axolotl out and have done a 75% change. Prior to sand earlier today ammonia was 0. So do I add the ammonia blocker or stick to water changes?+1
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axolotl nerd:i have no words, honestly. this is like the time i accidentally dropped a worm in the sink and it was never heard from again, just a big “whoops” that i don’t know how to fix— my best advice//what i’d personally do is remove the sand entirely, remove all water, keep the filter media, and just recycle while your axie is tubbed. the sheer amount of ammonia in car urine is insane, and i’m impressed your axolotl survived+2
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rads:It was within the span of maybe two hours at most lol. I’ll do that and I have a second tank with lotls in it that has just enough room to temporarily keep them in it. I read up on it and decided to dose with ammo lock since it’s not a cycling tank and was cycled already along with water changes.+1
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bhollow:@britt6393, those water parameters sound good i dont think you need to do a water change. youd do one when the nitrates reach 20ppm+1
