snakes and frogs?

I was in Chicago with my uncle and we decided to visit the Shedd aquarium. They had a few vivs and frogs including azureas, teribilis, strawberry pumilios, blue auratus, but the strangest setup was this: probably a 100 gal vert bowfront with 2 tincs on the ground, and then imitators and an emerald tree boa occupying the upper levels. I had no idea it would be possible to mix the two without the imis getting eaten! :shock:

No real point to be made or question to be answered here, just thought I'd share a real strange setup.

I went to Shedd last summer, but I didn't see that display. I did see a mixed species tank w/terribilis, leucs, and another species which was probably hiding. They also had a mixed mantella setup. Emerald tree boas wouldn't bother the frogs unless they were juveniles and they were looking for a bite-sized meal.

Originally Posted by Squidbillie

Emerald tree boas wouldn't bother the frogs unless they were juveniles and they were looking for a bite-sized meal.

Thats good, I was worried that the frogs were recieving a death sentence by getting put in that tank.

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There was a cool thread on this not too long ago. Let me see if I can find it for you.

Edit:
Here it is: http://dendroboard.com/phpBB2/viewto...hlight=caninus