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Something goes before African in African bullfrog but what is it?
burrowing African bullfrog
When was African bullfrog created?
African bullfrog was created in 1838.
When do you feed an African bullfrog?
We only fed our African Bullfrog once a month. We would get a mouse and put it in his tank. Check with your local pet store.
How much does an African bullfrog weigh?
5 pounds
Is a African bullfrog it born in eggs or alive?
they are born in large groups of eggs
How do you improve weighing a dwarf African bullfrog after they have been fed?
To improve the weighing of the dwarf African bullfrog after it has been fed, you could be sure to use a scale that is sized appropriately for the bullfrog. You might also try holding him gently while you are weighing him and removing your hand very quickly to get an accurate measurement.
How do you improve weighing food for a dwarf African bullfrog?
If you want to weigh food for a dwarf African bullfrog, you can do so by getting a small scale. It is a better idea, in most cases, to weigh the food before feeding the frog, to ensure it is not overeating.
How do you say poop in African?
There are many languages spoken in Africa, so there isn't a single word for "poop" in African languages. The word for poop can vary depending on the specific language being spoken in a particular region.
Do bullfrogs bite?
African bullfrogs are aggressive and bite when they are provoked. An African bullfrog has three sharp teeth and can bite anything or anyone it sees as a threat.
The South African Burrowing Bullfrog flattens its body and puffs up when approached by a predator This is an example of?
adaptions
What was the impact of the North African campaign on Australia?
poop
How often do African greys poop?
They have their morning big poop which mine likes to take out of the cage on his perch as to not get his cage all poop filled. Then about every 20 minutes you can tell when they are going to poop by watching them. He seems to poop less in the cage because he only has his pellets in the cage. I feed him all his fresh food on his perch because it's easier to clean up. If they fly or glide if his wings or clipped they poop more often. Hopes this helps. i will not recommend a African grey as a first pet they can be to loud, and demanding they need a lot of atention i recommend to start of with a cockatiel, budgie or similar size parrot if it is ur first and if u prefer African grey u have to be with at least 8 hours a day it is a hard job if ur thinking of buying one or if u already have one.
