Help!!

[acrojade8]

It would be wise; this is the beginning ofyour foary into tads and there may be some complications that haven't arisen yet. Providing those measurements will allow everyone to be able to let you know if you're on the right track.

A quick word of advice: if Ed ever chimes and asks for deatils, provide them.

[Groundhog]

With ALL aquatic pets, it is good protocol to:

1) Do weekly pH and ammonia tests before and after your weekly partial water changes;

2) Try to maintain a consistent water temperature to avoid ICH and shock (and gas bubble disease, which is a type of shock).

[Frogsrule]

The ph is between 7 and 7.5 depending on the cup.

[Groundhog]

That pH is fine for most amphibians!

Now, as long as your ammonia level is low (water changes and/or foam filter) and the temp doesn't fluctuate, then you know that your water is is not a source of stress.

Btw, what kind pf tadpoles are they?!?

[Frogsrule]

They are Auratus.