Can a red eyed tree frog be kept together with one anole in a 10 gallon tank?
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Red eye tree frogs and anoles
carrot99
Aug 18, 2003 02:45 PM
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EllasMommie
Aug 18, 2003 02:49 PM
Red Eyes are too delicate and shouldn't be mixed with anything.(Actually no species should ever be mixed) Depending on the size of your REs they should have a min. of 20 gallon for one adult and 10 gallons aditional per adult.
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cheshireycat
Aug 20, 2003 07:55 PM
Why would you do that? They need totally different environments and could transfer parasites to eachother.
That is a very definite no, and they shouldn't be in a 10-gallon unless they're juveniles. Please be smart about this, because RETFs are very sensitive, anoles are very territorial, and the animals wouldn't fare well through it at all!
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