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cucci67 · 08-10-2005, 01:07 PM

I once had 3 ACFs. I had them in a 29g of their own. I fed them Freeze dried bloodworms, and a food called reptomin made especially for frogs, turtles, newts, and any other water reptile or amphib. I had them for about a year, and then I added a newt. The frogs were ok with the newt for about the first 10 minutes, and then one bit the newts tail, slowely moving upward on the newt with its jaws. I witnessed the whole thing. I removed the newt, putting him in a 5g temporarily until I could get rid of the frogs. The next day my mom found the newt crawling around in the kitchen. It must have gotten out overnight, and went down the steps and accross the house. I was amazed.

08-10-2005, 01:07 PM	#7
cucci67 No Longer Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 481	I once had 3 ACFs. I had them in a 29g of their own. I fed them Freeze dried bloodworms, and a food called reptomin made especially for frogs, turtles, newts, and any other water reptile or amphib. I had them for about a year, and then I added a newt. The frogs were ok with the newt for about the first 10 minutes, and then one bit the newts tail, slowely moving upward on the newt with its jaws. I witnessed the whole thing. I removed the newt, putting him in a 5g temporarily until I could get rid of the frogs. The next day my mom found the newt crawling around in the kitchen. It must have gotten out overnight, and went down the steps and accross the house. I was amazed.