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Dart frogs are breeding machines, give them their minimum requirements they will breed. The fact you claim there was no breeding indicates you did have issues. It is a good thing you do not have them together any longer, I can guarantee you would have eventually would have had aggression and dead frogs. Some of these frogs can take two
Or more years to really reach maturity.
I learned the hard way years ago that even a 2.1.0 tinc tank eventually leads to a dead frog, even after living together for two years.
So do you still have frogs? *edited*
Yes it may take time, the aggression will eventually show. Often you may not see it until you start having frogs drop off.
In the long run the frogs are better served by a 1.1.0 ratio
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Or more years to really reach maturity.
I learned the hard way years ago that even a 2.1.0 tinc tank eventually leads to a dead frog, even after living together for two years.
So do you still have frogs? *edited*
Yes it may take time, the aggression will eventually show. Often you may not see it until you start having frogs drop off.
In the long run the frogs are better served by a 1.1.0 ratio
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