Well, a fitler certainly will not hurt. 9 inches is pretty deep, that will probably be fine for adults, but not babies. Make sure there is lots of driftwood and such the frogs can get out on. If there is then drowning should not be a problem because they are such good swimmers and can stay under for such a long time. I know what you mean with the auratus, I got one and was a little suprised at how shy they were. I didn't see mine for 3 months and thought it was dead, but a year later it's much more active. If you haven't had yours a long time they still may get more bold. THey seem to take a while to acclimate. Haven't personally got stuff from Patrick, but heard all great things, plus he was the one who first started breeding them. I got mine from Aarons frog farm cause he's so close, but I think any CB ones would be good. Good luck!
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RES

WTF

FBT

Russian Tortoise

Hingeback tortoise

Leos

Lawsons Dragon

Aussi

Ocelot Gecko

0.0.3 Vietnamese Mossy Treefrogs

Oregon Newt

Japanese FBN

American Bullfrog

0.0.4 D. tinctorius

D. auratus

D. leucomelas

1.1D. imitator

0.0.2 imitator intermedius

1.1.1D. lamasi

Grandis Day Gecko

Mali Uro

0.0.4 Hourglass Treefrogs

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