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Old 12-11-2006, 05:49 PM
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I am considering setting up a second tank. For tihs tank I'd like to keep some higher numbers - which species can be kept in a group (ie - more than a pair) and what would be the best ratio male to female?
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I started this thread a while back... check it out!

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check out Saurian he has his frogs listed according to who does well in groups and who doesn't. off the top of my head i know leucs and galacts do well in groups and if i am not mistaken the terribilis also.
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my vote is for leucs. They are bright bold and seem to be very hardy.
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Ya I noticed... but I actually posted the link... :-)

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