Reptiles are not fish. Fish LIKE to be in groups. Reptiles hate groups. Reptiles are also not treated broadly with antibiotics before they get to your house. And most community fishtanks, unless you stick with realy safe (boring) fish, end up with some fish loss due to fighting, stress, and disease. I'm sure there are reptile community tanks that will work, but you need to accept some risk and possible reptile loss. If this is your bag, go ahead. But if the question is 'can I do this without worrying about bad consequences', the answer is NO.

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• Bibron's Geckos with Anoles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Herper123, Mon Jul 21 11:32:33 2003
• STOP MIXING SPECIES. PERIOD! - nasr_36, Mon Jul 21 15:28:09 2003
• RE: STOP MIXING SPECIES. PERIOD! - Herper123, Mon Jul 21 15:58:38 2003
• RE: STOP MIXING SPECIES. PERIOD! - hefe, Mon Jul 21 16:57:39 2003
• don't ask if you don't want advice... - meretseger, Mon Jul 21 18:34:27 2003
• RE: Bibron's Geckos with Anoles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - alanvines, Mon Jul 21 22:20:06 2003
• Reptiles are not fish. - meretseger, Tue Jul 22 06:24:34 2003
• RE: Reptiles are not fish. - alanvines, Tue Jul 22 07:06:50 2003
• RE: Reptiles are not fish. - meretseger, Tue Jul 22 12:39:12 2003
• reptiles hate groups? - Nathan619, Tue Jul 22 20:39:07 2003
• RE: reptiles hate groups? - meretseger, Tue Jul 22 22:37:36 2003
• RE: reptiles hate groups? - ingo, Thu Jul 24 04:33:01 2003
• RE: Reptiles are not fish. - antonm, Tue Jul 22 22:39:15 2003
• A bit of a longer explanation... - Jinx, Tue Jul 22 08:34:11 2003
• RE: A bit of a longer explanation... - alanvines, Tue Jul 22 08:44:24 2003
• RE: A bit of a longer explanation... - Jinx, Tue Jul 22 10:00:33 2003