Algae treatment with African dwarf claw frogs ??

[BIG J]

Hey guys didn't quite know where to post this, but i have two dwarf african claw frogs in my community fish tank, i have been battling the problem of algae in there for quite some time now and nothing has worked so far, so i have resorted to getting an algae treatment its called "easylife algexit" it says that it is safe for all plants, fish and crustaceans but the thing i was wondering was would it be safe to use with the frogs in there. if any one could help it would be very much appreciated.
thanks

 

[Jennewt]

Algae treatments tend to be short-lived fixes. When you say nothing has worked, can you elaborate? What is the substrate in the tank?

 

[Coastal Groovin]

Most algae problems can be fixed with a shorter photo period. Also try increased gravel cleaning/water changes, and live plants. This will remove the nutrients in your water that feed the algae. For the most part the only bad algae in a tank is hair algae and brown algae. Green algae actually makes oxygen and absorbs excess nutrients from the water. I never remove it from the sides or backs of my tanks. I believe my tanks are healthier for it. Some pictures of your tank would be a help to see what and where it is growing.