I like your way of expressing yourself lol.Instead of fat :"Not lacking in body mass"

I thought you were going to say they were getting along swimmingly and I would’ve laughed so hard

Froggy and froggo?

You're going to become a great teacher. Very well spoken

That frog is like me! Not lacking in body mass! 😂😂

2:01 squishy and derpy face! I love that frog! So DERPY

I have African dwarf frogs!! Also, can you PLEASE PLEASE do another room tour there always really good.

I know they are common in the pet trade but they are really one of the best frogs to keep as they are very active and fun to watch! I have just bred mine again and I’m saving some tadpoles to raise up and give away. You will probably have some tadpoles soon! Thanks for the video, another great one as always!

Good works man just had a ACF for 27 years and you have a good system down for them!

I have three young male african clawed frogs. They do have unique individual personalities; for example the smallest is named spring-heeled jack because he is incredibly fast and a high jumper, he will dart right in front of the larger ones and steal their food! The largest is called big bertha. We thought he was a girl because of his enormous size, but it turned out he is a male. Because there is no female, they will latch onto each other sometimes all at once when they get frisky and it looks pretty funny. My son saw them and said "Mom, the frogs are doing the conga!"

Nice frogs. I live in Alaska and have had ACFs for over 12 years. When the female is forcing her legs back and elongating her back legs that’s her indication that she is not ready to lay eggs. She does look ready to breed but sometimes it takes a change in water temp. If you add cooler water and turn the light off and feed them live nightcrawlers, they typically start laying eggs within a day or two.

I ended up with one of these frogs by mistake, and was in with my young lionheads, well out she came quick and in a tank of her own. I had no idea what type of frog she even was. Very informative video, thank you. Now the mistake needs a buddy since she has her own tank. Lol I didn't even want this frog at first, now she is kinda growing on me, especially now that I am learning more about her.

Years ago I had Dwarf African Frogs. They were so much fun! I really enjoyed your video, and thank you for the close-up shots, amazing!! I've seen several other videos about DAFs, but I like yours the best...very fun and informative. 🐾🐾🐸🐸🐸💙💙

Damn dude. That afro is getting huge lol awesome frogs 👍

TRULY STUNNING

Awwww!!! You named her Froggy! That melted my heart! One of mine is named Froggy! The other is Farbles! I renamed them after the ones I had when I was a kid. My friend surprised me with them recently to help me through some hard times.

This video was a very informative and entertaining video! I had a couple male frogs of this kind a few years back, miss the lil' guys. I don't see a whole lot about African Clawed frogs on youtube.

Hopefully you have learned more since you posted this video but I will give my advice anyway. The tank is too small. The rule of thumb is ten gallons per frog. I would suggest a twenty gallon long tank. Second piece of advice is get rid of those pebbles. They can eat them when feeding and get impacted and die. My first tank I used large river rocks. Second tank was very fine sand. They can pass the sand through with no harm. Great looking frogs. Your girl is so big. I wish you the best.

I like this dude. I subbed bro 👌😀 very informative. You articulate so well.

Very interesting looking frogs very cool. Love your videos

The clause at the end of her web feet or for self-defense and tearing up prey

If you still have these frogs, siphon water out and fill with cold at the same time plus add a few ice cubes just enough to chill the water. This should simulate spring and you may get some frog action 😉 (frog spawn). Works with a lot of amphibians.

great job i had some of these that were albino n i did have bare bottom due to the mess they leave in substrate but i kept mine in a 30 long with mopani drift woodand plants that sunk they loved the length swimming back n forth the tank was short but i still kept low level so they could do a leap n get air or stand on wood i shut the flow off on filter when feeding so the food stayed in one area and i could use electric tank vac to clean uneaten food and skin when they shed im so glad u kept your grow a frog many released them into rivers or ponds n screw up the local eco system ty for caring its nice to see.

I like the new animals you got.

You are very eloquent and informative. Keep it up.

Well spoken, bro! Great video.

Froggy is MASSIVE HOLY COW

Your fro is life!!!!!💓💓ohh and your frogs are beautiful

YAY nice video cant wait for the Reptile Room Tour

Wow Awesome Aquarium Video!

Awesome, keep up the videos

You have beautiful hair with beautiful animals!

Everytime you upload I get excited

I have 3 African Clawed Frogs and 1 other specie from the same genus that I still have not identified. Also great video. You're so good at educating. Also I have the same log decorating in my 60 gal ACF tank and use the same brand of food.

This made me send in my Grow A Frog kit thing from when I was kid

I have seen all your Reptile room tours keep going

I really hope you have gotten a bigger tank. Added more water so they have more room to swim along with larger gravel so they don't accidentally eat it.

Love the Canadian tuxedo lol

I love your content and love for animals!!!

Froggy and Kermit/Froggie sitting in the water K-I-S-S-I-N-G

I came for the frogs but not gonna lie, your hair looks pretty fly

Very cute frogs!! I always thought that all frogs lived in both the land and sea, but I guess I was wrong! lmao

keep up the good videos and the good hair my guy👌

Please name them Mr and Mrs. Froggy

Love it. Brilliant video can you do more tarantula care vids Thanks

I think the claws serve as grip for amplexus, although this is probably more useful in males, and likely not used in females. Awesome footage, Dan.

I had one of these from the same mail order tadpole service. I got it when I was super young for going a whole week without getting home sick in kindergarten. My frog, bubbles, was with me until high school. He lived in miserable water conditions for a year or 2. Was in stagnant water in the garage and every couple weeks I would dump food into his aquarium. He lived through the winter. I don’t know how he survived. Once I matured and realized it was messed up, he lived a great life and died very happy. One time I was cleaning his aquarium outside and he escaped into the bushes. I thought he was gone forever but I dug a hole, lined it with plastic wrap, and filled it with water. To my surprise he found it. African clawed frogs are super cool and you can even feed them feeder fish. I think I may get another one.

They do want substrate - my african clawed ones loved to dig around and bury themselves only the nose and eyes sticking up. Hilarious and adorable

I have some albino clawed frogs too. I was at my friends house only to come back to my room to feed them only to find eggs and them mating. Since I wanted to get into breeding angle fish I had to put them in a different tank they hav been mating before but never layed eggs so I looked up how long the eggs stayed eggs only to find out that eggs hatched in 5 to 4 days so it was kinda a rush but now some are tadpoles

I love these amphibian beauties! 😅😅 I raised so many as pets as a child & adulthood. However i have not ever seen them born as tadpoles they are tiny form when these frogs every time i've seen them in pet shops !! They're smart you can snap your fingers up & down etc and they follow. Would you believe fetch? However much like seals you give them fish they eat it on the spot! Surprise they know their names but similar to a dog that takes a bit of training. Live out if water not to long in the wild they can go on top of a stone or rock take a little sun when they are out of water & hop not like other frogs that leap high they hop low and fast. I have had naughty ones get out of there tank & find me elsewhere in my bedrooms! 🤣Yes they can be trained not to hop out but take no chances otherwise. They're comedic & good pets The clawed African Frog. 🐸

does she get excited when she sees you? i have an albino frog, same species, and i swear she is the goofiest creature i have ever seen. she follows me around when i walk around her tank, and she'll stare at me all the time

That frog is Huge!!! First off my frogs don't look anything like yours except for the black claws. I don't know why that is. About 2 years ago I bought 2 small African clawed frogs from Learning Express for my daughter's Birthday. At the time I didn't know they were illegal in N.C. For the first year I didn't pay them much attention. One day I decided this tank is not big enough for these now adult frogs. I then introduced them to a 5 gallon tank...they were happy frogs. After I switched them to a bigger tank that's when I seen them mate for the first time Wich is very interesting to say the least. Then we had eggs...then tadpoles and with a little luck I could raise them to full frog. Not an easy task. Of course by that time I'm doing my homework and learning more and more everytime. I've successfully raised 2 frogs a male and female. As we speak I've got 2 tadpoles and 1 froglet. I've become crazy trying to raise these guys. A lot of disappointment and very little triumph. I think now that you've introduced that male into the tank start watching bc there will be eggs. In the morning time always check bc your going to want to remove the eggs as soon as you can. I know enough now that I think I could successfully raised them To maturity. I failed, but through trial and error I think I got it. Anyways I've rambled long enough, my main question is why mine done look as far as yours or others I've seen in KZfaq. They look like they are carrying around a bunch of cellulite...lol!!!

just having fun

Mr and Mrs Froggy!!

If bob ross and danny devito had a child

BRO MY AFRICAN CLAWEE FROG LIVED FOR 21 YEARS. She finally kicked it earlier this year. Pour one out for my homie, Hoppy.

I wound up with 2 of these girls a year ago as a gift. Your video gave me answers, such as the sensors on their body. Wondering how deep of a tank can I keep them in. They are in my community 42 bow front and I would like to put them in my 40 gal tall. I can add shelves for them... also many say no fish but just want to say they do great, although my dying fish are a meal. They are pigs and eat as much food as they can, but actually very peaceful, they even leave my eels alone!

I suggest 20 gal per frog and an extra 10 gal for every other frog MINIMUM! You can fill the water up too they love to swim around I have about a foot and a quarter of water in my 50gal and she’s the happiest girl ever :)

The claws help them rip food apart thats too big to swallow

Great

That tank is too small for 2 of them. They need more space. A 30 gallon would be good. Land frogs that big I would keep in a 50 gallon. But everything else looks good.

My husband also has a female African clawed frog named Froggy he got from a mail order. I'm having anxiety about her right now because shes states away and not being properly cared for... that's why I'm here at 3am

Our tadpoles hatched in the mail. and we have the same kind! i hope mine gets as big.

I believe the rear claws are to help tear apart food.

Holy crap they get big. I had the albino ones. Gave them away when moved over a continent.

I have a African clawed frog too an d also came from grow a frog kit mines Is a boy much smaller like you said😊

I love all 4 of mine. Great video but I wonder why you keep your tank water lever soo low? My big girl is in a 40 gal tall tank, full.

Anyone know where a good place to buy some of these?

I have an albino clawed frog. Her name is white frog. There was a smaller one named gray frog with her but she ate him. Getting another one soon. We also got them from grow a frog. Gray was a tadpole when we got him and white was a little frog when we got her.

As a man with the same species of frog I can verify that these are the weirdest things I've ever seen!

You are so adorable I love you🥰😘

We have a albino frog. The estimated age is over 20. It is fully aquatic. Someone suggested that it might be an African clawed frog. It's very large, so possibly a female. The claws are because they actively hunt fish.

you want to make sure you have a good lid because these frogs do escape and if not found soon they die

i enjoyed watching your video so much thank you for uploading. if you can, can you upload more?

Hey man found you a couple days ago ironically we live in the same city

Are they a good first amphibian to own?

What is the safest way to transfer a African Crawl Frog to a new tank?

Do i need a heater pls? And any water treatments pls? Is the filter vital?

ive had them for years, but recently my year old one stopped using its back legs and started puking then died. but now my much older one is doing it to. any idea whats going on?

What temperature do you keep these frogs. How often do you feed the frogs your Repto Min sticks. How often do you feed the frogs bloodworms.

Nice video, thank you for sharing. We have 2 African dwarf frogs ourselves (significantly smaller than your Clawed!) and they are very entertaining. I don't have a filter for them (conscious of the same stress factors you mention in the vid) but carry out weekly partial water changes - do you think this is okay in a 10 gallon tank? Also, what would you say about lighting - I don't have a tank light but keep them close to a window for some natural light cycle instead (not direct sunlight tho). Just want them to get the best care they can, really. Keep up the great vids (and afro!) :)

We've got an albino African clawed frog. We've thought all along that it was a male. I think we've been wrong. It's huge. Looks just like your big girl but white. We love her. Best pets! I feed mine dried meal worms. She's ate it all along. I have given her live feeder goldfish but I'm seeing its not good for them. I've seen ghost shrimp are good treats. What do you think? Also why do you have your tank only half full?

Your videos are very interesting, keep it up! I just have a question. I have a 10 gallon-tank with a male beta fish (he’s not that aggressive ) one African dwarf frog, two catfish, and two mystery snails. I was going to ask what to feed the frog and if I should get any other tank mates.

Would you recommend more then one in a aquarium

I have the same frogs they are frogelts right now and also had them before for 8 years. I have a question about keeping them clean when my other frogs got bigger especially the 3 females the water was in possible to clean. I want to do a better job this time with these little guys especially if they get bigger? Hopefully thank you

the claws may be use for digging

Those claws are actually used to tear up food. I’m pretty sure at least

I just got 2 African clawed frogs today any ideas on cheap structures I could make for them to hide in its a 3.5 gallon tank

isn't the aquarium a bit small for 2 frogs? OG froggie has no room to get away if the new froggie annoys her. Her stress levels could go up... Not a fan of introducing a second animal without getting a bigger enclosure :(

hello, does it will eat tetra or guppy fish if i put them together in fish tank?

What size tank do you have?

Your Claude frogs need more water than that if they’re fully aquatic and they need a 20 gallon aquarium

I have an African Clawed Frog who is called Toady for the same reason- he is practically a family heirloom at this point, being approximately a year older than myself (and I'm gonna be 27 this year). I love your video, it's 100% spot on. I was wondering, how did you go about introducing Froggy and Froggy? When I was a child, we introduced a younger albino (likely male?) who I believe sadly succumbed to Toady as an overnight snack, as we could never locate it after one night. Seeing your video, I'm tempted to find Toady some companionship, but have lots of questions. He is in his ripe old years, I know life expectancy for African Clawed Frogs is around 30 years in captivity. Would he still be fertile at his age? As he has been a solo frog apart from the aforementioned incident, would it be upsetting to him to suddenly be introduced to a beautiful big froggy lady? And I'm 100% scared that if I did introduce him a new lady friend that his karma might catch up with him and he be eaten himself 😬😳 I wouldn't want to ruin what he's got going after being with my family for so long, so this is something I'm not looking to rush into, but the idea that he might be able to have some company and maybe even romance in his last years is something I'm considering. If Toady had children, it means a part of him will always be with us, as he has literally always been with me as long as I have been alive, and I can't imagine life without him. Anyways, sorry for the long message! I hope you are doing well and Froggy and Froggy are continuing to prosper 😁🐸

So are they as easy as a miltoniopsis or as easy as a spider plant?

I was going to get one of these but I heard they are illegal here in Oregon/Washington

I need help! My female ACF had these little parasitic worms attached to her belly, they were greenish brown. Now she's swollen.....and her front hands are blackening in color......Have you ever had this problem?? What medication can I safely use to deworm/parasite removal??? Ty so much

I’m not even into animals in anyway but u inspire me to buy these awesome animals, very well made videos and u actually know what ur talking about. Your gonna be a future star

I already own a male African clawed frog for around 6 months and I was considering getting a female too. I have another tank to raise her separately until she’s around the same size as the male. Do I need upgrade to tank larger than 10 gallons or should I keep the tank the same size of 10 gallons? Also what would you do to raise the tadpoles if they were to mate? Thanks

Hey I have a question does Froggy jump fat that you know of?

I’m thinking about getting a leopard tortoise (Stigmochelys pardalis pardalis) I’ve been researching online for a while now, any tips?