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Thread: Second ADF dead from dropsy.
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07-25-2012, 03:07 AM #1
Second ADF dead from dropsy.
Sorry if this isn't "fish" related but I consider them to be fish since they're aquatic... but I just lost my other ADF that I first got when I got into this hobby. She was probably about a year and a half old, but she died of "dropsy" I believe, just like the other one did previously. Just wondering, how common is this disease in the aquatic frog trade? Does anyone know? I never overfed my frogs, always kept them clean nice water, even provided them with hiding places... not sure what I did wrong here.
5 gallon planted tank - 1 female betta and one HUGE mystery snail
60 gallon planted community 3 marble lyretail mollies, 3 creamsicle mollies, 9 lampeye tetras, 5 bloodfin tetras, 4 black skirt tetras, 1 rubberlipped pleco, 3 peppered corys, 3 bumblebee catfish, 3 emerald green corydoras, 2 gold danios, and 2 giant danios
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07-25-2012, 01:14 PM #2
Ive never had/heard of them die of dropsy. I have had them escape, starve, or overheat. Sorry for your losses. :(
10gal Betta Tank - Reaper, Casper, Frankenstein, Pearl, Wendy, Nightmare,Albino Dwarf Cories, and Nerite Snails
10gal Tank- Glofish
75gal- Community Fish
5gal Tank - Two Fiddler Crabs
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07-25-2012, 01:21 PM #3
Here is a frog with dropsy I nabbed from the net. Did they look like this?
http://allaboutfrogs.org/info/doctor/bloat1.jpg
I'm reading overcrowding, poor diet, not enough variety in their diet or poor water conditions cause this. Could be a bacterial problem that both of them had?Cycling With Fish?•• The Fishless Cycle••
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