Why do my frogs keep dying?

Question

well, my frogs keep dying, i don't know why, they don't ever dye from that red leg disease, because they dont ever have red underlegs, also i do feed them bloodworms. about 2 of the frogs i had died, and when i looked at it, it had something comeing out of its mouth. most of the other frogs that died either sank or just really randomly died on the rock i put in there.i put this wood block sort of thing in there and this rock with leaves coming out of it, and only some water. when i clean the water out i treat the water, then put the frogs back in about five miniutes after. i did raise the frogs when they were tadpoles in a bucket, not in the tank they are in now.i dont have a roter for feeding them, i tent to feed them every 1-2 weeks. i did have 8 frogs and now i only have one left.i just dont understand why they keep dying! (by the way the tank is about 30cm long and 15-20cm wide, though thats just guessing) if anyone can give me an answer please do!!>

Answer 1

your a bad frog owner

Answer 2

Either your not giving them the right environment, or your not caring for them properly. I'd recommend that if you find frogs at creeks to leave them there. I know it's tempting to NOT take a cute little frog, but you have to. You can always go to a local pet store and get cool frogs too own. Please do not take any more Frogs from the pond, they need Natures environment. ^_______^

Answer 3

u have to feed them every day 2 or 3 times  

Answer 4

maybe they died of old age

Answer 5

let them go before you kill them all.  please leave wildlife alone.  

Answer 6

The frogs are dying because you took them out of their natural habitat and they are getting too stressed out.  You are better off getting captive bred ones from a well established breeder.

Answer 7

Quite simply, you aren't caring for them properly.

You might be doing many things wrong, but the fact that you haven't even bothered to identify them (there's no such species as "pond frogs") strongly suggests that you haven't put any effort into learning frog care.