[Evan]

Hey, I have my first tank set up and I was wondering if it would be safe to mix 2 leucs. and a blue auratus. I have a 30 gallon and its pretty heavily planted with a waterfall and stream.
Thanks all,
Evan

 

[Scott]

Only if you're not planning on breeding them...

s

 

[Evan]

I assume I'm not going to be breeding them, but if I get juveniles and they turn out to be a pair then would I need to move them to another tank?

 

[Moe]

Yes, youd have to seperate them if you get a pair.

Just dont mix them, saves you the hassle. Beginners shouldnt even be considering mixing two different species anyway; consider the fact to keeping them alive first.

M.N

 

[Scott]

Just dont mix them, saves you the hassle. Beginners shouldnt even be considering mixing two different species anyway; consider the fact to keeping them alive first.

I'm with Moe on this but I wanted someone else to do the dirty work first for a change! :!:

Thanks Moe!

s

 

[Ryan]

Haha, yeah just go to kingsnake.com, we have had many discussions on mixing there.

 

[Evan]

Hey thanks alot guys! I definitly respect your input.

 

[Guest]

just thought I'd add..

As juveniles, the frogs do best when housed individually or at most 2 per enclosure. This will ensure that all frogs are getting their proper dietary intake rather than being pushed aside by a larger/older tank mate (even if the size difference is unoticeable at first).

-Bill J.