You say you know what you are doing, but apparently you don't, or you wouldn't be mixing all of those species in a single enclosure. I have tried community tanks, with species that have very similar care requirements so don't talk to me about hard evidence when I have had about 30 dead animals due to mixing. I was a bit arrogant for a while and it took a while to learn my lesson. And just because you work in a pet store doesn't mean you knwo anything other than you can get a buisiness going. Animals have nothing to do with buisiness other than you can sell them. And there is that small thing called parasites that all reptiles and amphibians have and that spread from animal to animal very easily, and no matter how well you clean that tank will spread to each of those animals in the enclosure. The parasites the animals have origionally are not harmful to that particular animal, but it is harmful to the other animals that are from other regions. I could go on and on about this for hours, but I'm going to sleep. I'll be back in the morning.

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