New Pac Tree Frog Tank

[DogRetepCow]

It's risky enough to mix frogs together, but frogs are amphibians and anoles are reptiles and most reptiles require significantly higher heating than amphibians, as far as I know. So yeah, it really would be best to house them in a seperate terrarium.

[LilyPad]

Heating for anoles is mid to upper 80's, not sure how much your frogs would enjoy that temp full time.

[DogRetepCow]

http://www.frogforum.net/care-articl...orus-frog.html

It says they can tolerate a wide range temperatures but 65-75 degrees is probably the best range. I'm pretty sure for most frogs temperatures in the 80s aren't recommended.

[Zero138]

Yes these frogs are native to Oregon and in the summer it gets well over 80 these were wild caught tadpoles from someones pond. I think they would do just fine in higher temps, although the tank is large enough to allow a nice temp gradient and even half the tank with the changes I've made would seem to be sufficient for these frogs.
Here is the "new look"
Let me know what ya think.

[LilyPad]

Awesome!!! That is looking absolutely wonderful! Your frogs are going to be very thankful for all those plants! That is going to fill in beautifully, good job!

[Tony]

Looks good, that should be a happy bunch of PTFs. I would skip the anoles personally, single species tanks are so much easier to manage, especially when you have two that need very different conditions.