I am sure this question is on here and I tried searching for it but nothing really answers my question. I was reading the care sheet and it says "A 40 L (10 US gallon) aquarium could comfortably accommodate 5 or 6 toads." Now everything I have seen gives me mixed information. I have seen 2 per 10 g and I have seen 3 per 10 g but this is saying up to 6....So what is it? I do want more but I also don't want to crowd the tank. I know they are communal and I do kind of feel bad that these two are all alone. THanks for the help in advance!
also could someone tell me where I could look if I am missing one. I have a Houdini that is no where to be found!
It is a good rule of thumb to have 4-5 gallons per frog. I have 2 in a ten gallon, but 3 or 4 MAX. Make sure you don't put any other species with them, besides other bombina
I agree, 4 max for a 10 Gal, I have 5 in my 20L Aquatic Enclosure.
FBT's can either get out of tank, or get stuck between decor or filters. Recommend get flashlight and look into any crevice in tank. If stuck underwater for long it could drown. If not in tank look around house floor. An FBT loose in a house with pets or small kids can become a serious problem. Good luck finding it!
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
I have 4 fbts in a 10 gallon, and that's pushing it. I would do 3 in a 10 gal. Mine sometimes get into nasty fights. They will be moving to a 29 gal soon though!
Update: found the booger. Came out to eat in the big tank. I assume she was hiding in the filter house.
I have two in my 10 gallon. They seem to love the space.
So I switched out the 10 gallon to a 20 w.
Whatcha think?
Do y'all think that is enough land area. Also, I have one that is multicolored. Tan and green. I changed the light to a fluorescent and the slate is all grey. Will that green him up or am I stuck with a multicolored lol.
He might stay if he likes more land. It's about finding a happy medium between all the frogs, really.
Are you going to give them some plants? Greenery will also encourage them to be brighter to blend for hunting.
Are you removing your guys to feed them? The only crickets I've seen swim around forever and survive are the large ones...
Plenty of land. I would put some greenery in there too.
I have some plastic grass about 6" will that be ok or live plants better?
And no I don't remove the crickets. All of them hunt at different time. They will be gone by the morning.
UPDATE: added some greenery.
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I am seeing more green frogs :-D
I know I just posted but I am just astonished no more than 5 minutes after I added the plants...they went bonkers, started to explore and play. I am amazed. And of course I have pictures!
Thanks for all the help!
Looking great! Good to see them exploring![]()
great setup! i have the same rock hide! yes two
bombina per ten gallon but three or four would be pushing it
"A Righteous man cares for his animals" - Proverbs 12:10
1.0.0 Correlophus cilliatus
2.1.0 Bombina orientalis
0.1.0 Ambystoma mexicanum
0.0.1 Ceratophrys cranwelli
1.0.0 Litoria caerulea
1.1.0 Dendrobates auratus "Nicaraguan"
0.0.2 Dendrobates tinctorius "Azureus"
I switched to a 20 gal to avoid the problem all together.
Btw what would max be for a 20 wide? I would like to have 6 in total, to have a small army. Lol
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