No, they have very different housing requirements. Have a go at the "Care Info" link in the site toolbar for more information.
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No, they have very different housing requirements. Have a go at the "Care Info" link in the site toolbar for more information.
Watching FrogTV because it is better when someone else has to maintain the enclosure!
Also its not a good idea to mix species.
Keeping more then one separate species in one talk together is considered harmful for many different reasons. But you might be able to keep a group of one type of frog in there.
Thanks very much. do you think that the size of tank is big enough for two of the same species together e.g 2 rococo toads?
It might be. I have a rococo in a 30-gallon. You realize rococo's can be on the pricey-side.
I am sorry, to be honest I can't really understand the Measurements in gallons, only really in feet or inches, so please could you tell me in feet or inches. sorry. are rococo toads alot more pricey than cane toads? (but i suppose i would rather save and get a toad or frog that I really like rather than just getting a different one for the sake of it). I do like cane toads but I have read that rococo toad are better as pets and they get a bit bigger as well.
Actually I believe Cane toads get larger. (Guinness Word records book 2006, 5lb and 15 inches)
Oh i think its: feet cubed x 7.5 = gallons
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