Anybody ever own an African Clawed frog?

[tunaoftheland]

eventmerlin reminded me of a funny story. I was in the hallway of our house and heard this scrabbling noise. I got freaked out (squirrels have gotten in before) and ran for my mom. No squirrel was to be found however, and she thought I must have been over reacting. Then we heard a shriek from my sister's room. We ran in and there on her floor, dry and covered in dust and appearing dead, was one of my frogs. I had no idea how it had gotten out of its tank and was very sad. I put it back in the water anyway, where it floated motionless. My parents prepared me for the worst, but after a few minutes, it kicked and swam to the bottom. It was fine! So yes, be careful because they can escape! Silly frogs don't know they can't live out of water

 

[FireTigeris]

Mine were in the fish tank with a filter, we had to cover it with foil to...foil his escape attempts.

Mine ate brine shrimp (freeze dried) bloodworm block and fish flakes and anything else smaller then his mouth