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It's most likely either a Xenopus or Hymenochirus purchased from an aquarists. They are fully aquatic, I would advise putting some plant in the tank at least. If it's a Xenopus they should be aware that the females are capable of reaching in excess of 10cm.
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So they'll be fine but just add a bit of interest? Thanks ![]()
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well if it is a Xenopus even males reach 8cm so the bowl may get too small as it grows, I wouldn't advise anything smaller than a 24" aquarium for a single adult.
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look at the front feet, if they are webbed then it's a hymenochirus,
if they aren't webbed and have 3 toes it's a xenopus. Google Image Result for http://www.iacuc.arizona.edu/training/xenopus/images/xenopus.jpg |
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