Betta flaring at African Dwarf Frog...

[King of Candlesticks]

I just moved my Betta Hurricane into his new 2.5 gallon tank with an african dwarf frog. Hurricane was being medicated for finrot in my 1.5 gallon when i got the ADF and so they had never officially met. (the medication I was using could be toxic to frogs). Hurricane had always been fine in the community tank before the mollies started nipping his fins so I figured that he would be ok with the ADF. But after a couple of hours in the tank he saw the African Dwarf Frog move and started flaring directly at it. After a minute he swam away.

I really don't want the ADF to get hurt or killed. Is this a sign of upcoming aggression? should I seperate them?

Thanks!

Tony

P.S. Anybody have any advice on what to feed the ADF? I tried bloodworms (which is what I read and was told buy fishstore guy) but he never ate them. Shrimp pellets didn't work either.

[lastone]

flaring can be a sighn of argreesion, i would keep my eye on them and if it seams like they will not get along i would think of an alternitve .

[foureyed_dragon]

I've been thinking about getting a frog for my tank (probably also an African dwarf frog) so let me know how it goes!