Question: If you had a 250 gallon tank, what would you do?

[Larry Wardog]

I just wouldn't keep anything other than species per tank. Some people do so for display purposes but I don't think it has the animals best interest at mind.

I don't have the 2 species I have for display purposes, I have them together because I have the money, the experience, the tank size, and etc. I have one Toad that turned 1 in August and today Is my Leopard Frogs birthday. I understand if you were talking about the post with turtles but if mine was meant, I am just standing by what I have.


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[Cliygh and Mia 2]

I don't have the 2 species I have for display purposes, I have them together because I have the money, the experience, the tank size, and etc. I have one Toad that turned 1 in August and today Is my Leopard Frogs birthday. I understand if you were talking about the post with turtles but if mine was meant, I am just standing by what I have.


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Guys, we don't need this argument again. This specific mix is very bad, the turtle would probably eat the frog

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Also, if your wife is dead center on getting chameleons, you could look for Pygmy leaf chameleons and setup a colony of them. They don't climb that often, they're a terrestrial species, not arboreal like most chameleons

[jasonm96]

Didn't have you at mind. I went into a pet shop the other week saw wild caught adult fire bellied toads with a baby captive bred european tree frog in a 10-gallon, yeah that's in the animals best interest... not. just display and means to save space. Very few species will do well together but if you do have the resources, experience and have the animals best intentions at mind then go for it, by then you don't need my approval - but a lot of people will just throw them together without a thought. No we don't want to have this argument again, but a turtle and a frog is not a good mix.