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ACFs need to stay in the water. Also, the oils from your hands can irritate their skin. No frogs, aquatic or otherwise should be handled unless absolutely necessary.

ACFs are incredibly voracious and opportunistic feeders... they will eat almost anything they can fit in their mouths So yes, your smaller frog is at risk; i'd separate them immediately if i were you.

I am still a newbie with ACFs myself, but here is what I think, for what it's worth: ACFs ...

You might want to put them into a larger tank as soon as possible. I had two large ones around 5 inches in a 10 gallon, and it stayed constantly dirty. They are messy. They are very messy. lmao. But on the bright side...

I have 2 ACFs in a 10 gallon tank. They are doing well and are thriving. They've lived in there for 15 years.

Wow, that's really sad! An idea is to give him something that'll make him throw up. If he throws it up he MIGHT have a chance, but you have to do it quickly. Or call a vet. But if all else fails just hope he goes peacefully to the...

... you mean african clawed frogs. ACFs are kept in a tank (no less than 10 ...39;re willing to see them eaten. ACFs will consume fish as large as they are even if it...

Fish and ACFs don't mix. Just because you got lucky with a Pleco doesn't mean it's a good idea. ADFs eat fish that fit in their mouths, and fins of fish that don't.