I've kept 3 neon tetras with my baby ACF for almost a month,he'll chase them,and he eats shrimp,but I think he preferred having fish to play with rather than eating them,well,one of his "pets"has been eaten,I haven't witnessed it,but there were 3,today there's two,and nothing remains of the third,he's also got a bit of a lump on one side of his stomach(well,it's all full now,but it's fatter on one side than the other),is there something wrong with him,or did the fish just fold up strangely while being eaten?they actually got big for neons,but they started eating his shrimp,and he started eating thier flakes(I also have a pleco that gets flakes and cleans up after Ziggy's(the frog)mess),then would chase them off of his shrimp,he nips and chases the pleco too,though it's bigger than him,so I think it's just playing or having something to "hunt"is this just a frog thats not shy,or one thats too agressive?this is in a 20 gal,but I'll be moving up and getting him a friend
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lump on side of ACF?
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frogs eat fish, its what they do 
congrats on your heathy frog thats growing! i've seen small ACF eat clown loaches, and anything about 3 inches and less! its kind of like keeping a baby cheeta with rabbits, for now they'll chase and play...but eventually those rabbits will become food. you know what i mean?
rachel
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