African Dwarf Frogs as pets. The Complete Owner’s Guide.

By Elliott Lang

Everything you need to know about African Dwarf Frogs and more.
Guaranteed to answer all your questions, this book is a must have for anybody passionate about African Dwarf Frogs.

Care, tanks, habitat, food, diseases, aquariums, shedding, life span, feeding , diet, African Clawed Frogs all included. The Must Have Guide for all African Dwarf Frogs owners.

Difference between African Dwarf frogs and African Clawed Frogs explained.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Elliott Lang
• Release date: Nov 26, 2012
• ISBN: 9781909151192

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African Dwarf Frogs as Pets

Complete Owner's Guide

Including African Clawed Frogs Information

Aquatic frogs’ care, tanks, habitat, food, diseases, aquariums, shedding, life span, feeding, diet, all included.

by

Elliott Lang

Copyright 2012. Published by Elliott Lang at Smashwords.

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Chapter One: Introduction

If you are looking for a new pet that is out of the ordinary, consider getting a few African dwarf frogs. African dwarf frogs are not your average pets – they live almost their entire lives underwater although occasionally they will get to the surface to breathe. They are incredibly entertaining to keep. These little frogs will delight and amaze you by darting around the tank and floating on one leg. With African dwarf frogs you never know what you are going to see next!

Not only are African dwarf frogs a very entertaining pet, but they are also relatively easy to keep. If you already have a freshwater fish tank set up you can add a few frogs to your already existing tank without having to make any changes at all but please read the recommendations later in the book. If you are completely new to the aquarium hobby, getting started is easy – all you need is an aquarium starter kit and a few frogs and you will be ready to go!

If you have never kept aquarium fish or aquatic frogs before, don’t worry. African dwarf frogs are hardy creatures that can withstand a variety of tank conditions, which leaves you a little extra room for error while you get the hang of things. It won’t be long before you realize that keeping a tank full of frogs is easier than you thought it would be and more fun too!

This book will provide you with all the essential information you need to get started in keeping African dwarf frogs. From the basics of tank set-up, feeding and maintenance to breeding and health concerns, by the time you finish this book you will be fully equipped with the knowledge you need to be successful. You may even be so excited that you go out the same day to purchase your African dwarf frogs!

So, if you are ready for a new adventure, don’t wait any longer. Get started with raising African dwarf frogs by reading this book, and then enjoy your new pets

Chapter Two: Understanding African Dwarf Frogs

1) What Are Aquatic Frogs?

Frogs are cold-blooded amphibians that typically live on both land and water. Aquatic frogs, however, are frogs that live almost their entire lives underwater, surfacing only to breathe. These frogs can be found in various habitats all over the world and they are also popular as pets in the aquarium hobby industry. One of the most popular types of aquatic frog is the African dwarf frog. They live in fresh water.

2) Facts About African Dwarf Frogs

African dwarf frogs are a species of freshwater aquatic frog belonging to the family Pipidae, which is a family of thirty or so primitive, tongue less frogs that are typically found in the tropical regions of South America and the sub-Saharan regions of Africa. These frogs are very small, weighing no