Mossy frogs+Fish=?

[deranged chipmunk]

far from a correction Raya, just more information for everyone like Carlos, i have a heavy background in aquariums, especially planted tanks, and we love those little fishies!!LOL

the subject of toxicity always comes up in the FBT threads. yet, i know many FBT owners who keep fish with the FBT's. i actually do know a frogger who keeps vietnamese mossies with fish in a wonderful paludarium. although, i must add, said person is a very experienced frogger AND aquarist.

brett, any light will encourage algae growth, provided there are excess nutrients in the water. a few floating plants should absorb any extra nutrients, preventing algae growth.

[CJ PELCHER]

I personally have no experience with mossy frogs...however im well rounded with red eye tree frogs... in my rainchamber/vivarium combo... i have dwarf catfish and plecos.... To my amazment my red eyes WILL and HAVE eaten the dwarf catfish... I think I was the first to report them eating fish... I only found out when i found a fish skeleton in the poop!!! HAHA it was amazing!! I have lost 3 /10 dwarf catfish... in the past 2 months. I am almost positive it is just ONE particular female that eats them because she is ALWAYS down by the water as what i would like to call FISHING! =P Kinda like a cat looking into a pond for fish =P SHe does the same thing.

[Mentat]

...To my amazment my red eyes WILL and HAVE eaten the dwarf catfish....

If dwarf Corydoras, it's risky, since species in genus have hard spines that could get stuck and damage frogs digestive system .

[CJ PELCHER]

I totally agree with you!!! Don't worry i removed them a few weeks ago. I don't want to waste money on them only to get them eaten...they are not as cheap as crickets/ roaches.