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RE: Goldfish living with ADFs?

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Posted by: rodsboys at Tue Jan 25 16:47:19 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rodsboys ]  
   

You should try night crawlers from a petstore.Also try the floating reptile sticks.Crickets are also a nice treat.
As far as the goldfish being with the dwarfs goes;yes it will pig out on the food that was intended for the frogs.Also goldfish produce a significant amount of ammonia compared to tropical fish.The frogs may hide more often as well.Even if the goldfish is not aggresive just because he is bigger than them.


   

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