Low Maintenance African Dwarf Frog BioSpheres At Home #froggyslair

I received product in exchange for sharing my honest opinion.

My 12-year-old has been asking for a dog for awhile now but I feel like we are just too busy as a family to own a dog. During normal times, we travel a lot for sports and it is just not fair to a dog. I started thinking about low maintenance pets and a fish came to mind. Even fish though require daily feeding and cleaning the tank regularly.

Did you know you can get African Dwarf Frogs delivered to you? I had no idea and was a bit skeptical but within a day I was shipped two live African Dwarf Frogs and a low maintenance biosphere. The frogs arrived in a bag of water and ready to be transferred. This was a big selling point to me because honestly going to a pet store and buying a new pet and habit can be pretty overwhelming.

This is the frogs in the bag they came in.

Definitely pour the distilled water over a cup rather than just slowly, if you don’t the water will push on the sand and turn the water brown. Luckily in about 2 days it will clear up on its own.

Why choose African Dwarf Frog from Froggy’s Lair?

In addition to the two frogs, the “lair” comes with a live bamboo stalk, bioactive sand, colored gravel plus several decorative rocks so the tiny frogs to swim or play hide and seek. All you need is a gallon of distilled water to fill the rest of the rank and three batteries for the light.

Get way to teach your kids responsibility for a pet due to their low maintenance.

At less than $100, this whole setup is super affordable and one of the cheapest pets you can buy. You also get food for the whole year.

There are no additional costs for vet visits, toys, treats or accessories. You just need to buy a gallon of water a few times a year and some more food after a year.

Children with pets display improved impulse control, social skills, and self-esteem.

The bioactive sand (located under the colorful gravel) acts as a biological filter by converting waste and excess food to nutrients. There is no filter to deal with and you only need to change out the water every three months.

What’s a frog’s lifespan? African Dwarf Frogs live anywhere between 2 and 7 years and will not grow any larger than 1-2 inches in size.

Generous guarantee – If you should have a casualty in the first few weeks, most likely due to the stress of transition, the company will replace the frogs at no cost.

Rocks, bioactive sand, gravel, and tanks are made in the US, along with cardboard, bags and instructions. Frogs are sustainably and responsibly raised in the US.