I think you'll find that most of us will tell you not to mix species like this, particularly animals that don't occur together.
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Hi everyone,
I am new to this hobby. I'm building a 4 ft tall vivarium. I currently have 2 green tree frogs. I would like to get some red eyed tree frogs. Any Ideas on what else can go in there? Salamders, anoles, other frogs?
Thanks
I think you'll find that most of us will tell you not to mix species like this, particularly animals that don't occur together.
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I will second John's statement.
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Most if not all herpetologist will advise not to mix species as it will most likely cause stress to you animals due to many factors including but not limiting to : temp, humidity, size .......... and so on.
But if you do wish not to heed the warning as many keepers do not when they have a huge Viv....or tanks is my experience as a marine reef advisor .... keep to room-mates from the same habitat so require the same temp and humidity, get room-mates that are around the same size and will grow to the same size in adulthood and as your treefrogs are arboreal maybe terrestrial frogs would be a safer option.
My advice would be....get a few more green tree frogs of the same size and try breed them![]()
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