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I have an 18x18x24 terrarium setup with a false bottom for 3 red eyed tree frogs. I was wondering if there is an kind of freshwater fish that I can put into the pond area that won't be harmful to the frogs and that the frogs typically won't eat.

guppies. i wouldn't do anything fancy. also, if you are planning on breeding them then take the fish out, they will eat the eggs. or the frogs just will not lay the eggs where you can see them and then the eggs don't do well...
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Hedgehog, bunnies, dog, fish, crawfish...

As far as fish i would prob say that a cory cat fish or 2. They dont bother anything and make a great clean up fish (dead crix and poop). As for guppies.. they are good but dont really do anything and if you have both male and female they will breed and breed.

If your RETF do breed (which in a tank that small and not water enough... prob wont happen) They lay there eggs on leafs above water. You would take the leafs with the eggs out before they hatch and hatch them else where.
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Wouldnt the cats sting the frogs?