Re: What frog would you suggest for this 40 long setup?

Posted by ginevive on April 15, 2003 at 06:00:31:

In Reply to: What frog would you suggest for this 40 long setup? posted by Zeb on April 14, 2003 at 21:04:07:

leopard or green frogs can swim and love being in the water, though they really only need a few inches of it, with a sloping land area. treefrogs really dont go in deep water too much. and if you do have fish in with most frogs, they will take them as food, so it might not be a good idea. but if you wanted a total aquatic setup, clawed frogs would be an idea; they never go up on land.

Follow Ups:

• oh, I don't think THESE fish would be the type to be eaten.. zeb 04/15/03 (19)
  • Re: oh, I don't think THESE fish would be the type to be eaten.. amyjk 04/15/03 (18)
    • Whoa....read this before you get upset. Zeb 04/15/03 (17)
      • Re: Whoa....read this before you get upset. markc 04/15/03 (16)
        • Well, this is why I asked for FROG advice...read on.... Zeb 04/15/03 (15)
          • not really.... markc 04/15/03 (14)
            • Re: not really.... Zeb 04/15/03 (13)
              • my logic is this: ginevive 04/18/03 (0)
              • Re: not really.... markc 04/15/03 (11)
                • Re: not really.... Zeb 04/16/03 (10)
                  • Re: not really.... markc 04/16/03 (2)
                    • Re: not really.... ginevive 04/18/03 (0)
                    • Re: not really.... Zeb 04/16/03 (0)
                  • One article that partially agrees with me.... Zeb 04/16/03 (6)
                    • Bad idea waldo 04/16/03 (5)
                      • So what semi-aquatic specie would you suggest? Zeb 04/16/03 (4)
                        • Re: So what semi-aquatic specie would you suggest? markc 04/16/03 (3)
                          • Re: So what semi-aquatic specie would you suggest? Zeb 04/16/03 (2)
                            • Re: So what semi-aquatic specie would you suggest? waldo 04/17/03 (1)
                              • Link waldo 04/17/03 (0)

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