Fish with clawed frogs?

[IrishRonin]

Well i have seen acf with fish but cichlid are agressive territorial fish, I would think that they would stress the frogs out if not take a toe or two. I mean the frogs would go looking for a hiding spot and if its inhabited by a cichlid (which like there hides) the fish would fight for it. good luck let us know what you come up with

[Deku]

I'm trying to look for any kind of aquatic amphibian that could safely live with it.

[IrishRonin]

The only advice I can give on that is, what ever you pick it needs to be at lease semi-aggresive to keep up with the cichlids. Have you looked into newt/salamanders?

[Deku]

Most newts are boring. But i'll have to give a look. I wish I could keep something like a mudpuppy in there though im in nj so it maybe illegal as well as sirens and such.

[frogged]

Bad advice... Newts and salamanders like it cold, Xenopus like it tropical. Clearly not a good setting.

[Jakub T]

That's right. Besides, newts and salamanders are delicate, timid and afraid to fish. Young Hypselotriton cyanurus of my friend, feared even small White Cloud Mountain minnows...

Most newts are boring.

Absolutely NOT !!! :P

[Deku]

I know most newts like it on the cool side. lol there's other fish that like it cool too. like minnows and such. But I guess you're right I remember seeing some newts when I was younger always being shyer than a frog.

[IrishRonin]

Look I wasn't suggesting any one type just that you should explore all options. On that note I have/do succesfuly kept serveral different species of newt/salamander with fish over the years and as long as there is enough room, hidding places and given the time they all come around. It's actually really cool to see them interact with each other. I've housed them with aggressive fish at that (cause fish tanks are boring unless they do something) but I've been into cichilds so...