Leucs n' Tincs

[flybyferns]

Hi,
Yes, this is a big question w/ lots and lots of answers and opinions.
The simple...and common answer is .........No.

Lets consider ...why you are wondering?
If you are stuck for space...and want to keep these 2 species...
well.... then you will have to get more enclosures, you will need more space !

I'll cut to the chase.
Some VERY experienced PDF keepers can pull this off, but you will need a huge tank ---like a zoo would have.
However, this would never be done for breeding purposes ( breeders do not mix )
You need to consider ...why...you want to mix?

Sorry...IMO... saving space should not be a reason to mix.

Just get more tanks !!!
Best , Lynn

[Oscaror]

I think you might have misunderstood me when you said breeders do not mix.

These species breeder's/adults generally will have their own enclosure, and will not be mixed.
I want to mix the babies temporarily and sell them before they grow territorial (if they do i know for sure to move them, regardeless if they are mixed or not)

But if you fully understood me, then multiple enclosures it is

[flybyferns]

Hi,
I would not mix 2 species in grow-out enclosures/containers.

I would not mix the offspring ( of the same species )
from different enclosures in the same grow out containers.

Too risky regarding spreading all the bugs we worry about.

ie chytrid, ranavirus and parasites

[Oscaror]

Then multiple enclosures it is