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RE: lizards, frogs and turtles all together?

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Posted by: detrick105 at Fri Jun 9 19:47:41 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by detrick105 ]  
   

Not a very good idea... as they will try to eat each other, frogs/toads will generally try to eat anything that moves, lizards are usually carnivores and as such will try to eat smaller frogs/toads/snakes/lizards the majority of the time... overall in my opinion its not a good idea

   

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