Hymenochirus Boettgeri Albino
The Hymenochirus boettgeri Albino, also known as the albino African dwarf clawed frog, is a striking color variation of the species Hymenochirus boettgeri, native to the tropical waters of Central Africa. These frogs are fully aquatic and popular in the aquarium world due to their small size, gentle behavior, and unique appearance.
Care & Health
Cleanliness: Regular water changes and filter cleaning are required to prevent bacterial and fungal infections.
Signs of illness: Loss of appetite, lethargy, or skin changes may indicate health problems.
Tip: Avoid overfeeding to prevent obesity.
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Size: They reach a length of about 2.5–4 cm (1–1.5 inches).
Lifespan: On average 5 years, with reports of ages over 20 years in ideal conditions.
Color: The albino form exhibits a color from almost white to golden or light brown, with transparent skin and pink or red eyes.
Respiration: They have lungs and come to the surface to breathe air.
Behavior: Peaceful and social, preferring to live in groups
Aquarium Conditions
Aquarium Size: Minimum 20 liters for a pair, with larger aquariums preferred for groups.
Water Temperature: 22–26°C.
PH: 7.0–7.8.
Water Hardness (GH): 5–7 dGH.
Cover: Necessary, as they can escape from open aquariums.
Substrate: Soft substrate with plants and hiding places
Compatibility: Compatible with peaceful fish and shrimp. Avoid keeping with aggressive or very small fish
Diet
Food Type: Carnivorous, they feed on live or frozen foods such as bloodworms and brine shrimp, as well as quality sinking foods.
Frequency: Feed 3–4 times per week.
Method: As they are slow feeders, targeted feeding using tools such as pipettes or tweezers is recommended to ensure they receive their food.
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