Mossy tree frog + fish?

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eraagne

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So my friend/ dating prospect wants to do a frog and fish combo and I am trying to steer him in a good direction.

Is it possible to do fish and frogs and are there any good combos? I was thinking mossy tree frogs and large rasboras (3 inch or so) in a 40b. But i have no idea. Any thoughts?
 
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I would be worried about the frog/fish combo, too much to keep up with and pay attention too in a 40g. if you had more space it could be really cool. I think most of the tree frogs out there do best with taller tanks anyways and trying to work fish into a tank with a small footprint is tricky. If you really want the water component in the mix what about a small "pond" in the terrarium with aquatic moss and maybe shrimp? Best of luck!
 
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When you say Mossy Tree Frog do you mean Theloderma corticale? Because if so you can keep them in a paludarium style setup with some fish. But I guess there's always the risk of them eating the fish since they are pretty aquatic for a tree frog.
 
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Vicious_Fish said:
do you mean Theloderma corticale?
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Yep, the adults are particularly good swimmers. Would a 75g be better? Well obviously it would. But I don't think there is space in the room for one so maybe starter dart species would be better for a 40b with no fish involved.
 
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