I enjoy 2 golden Albino frogs living contained by my container. Can i put in fish to them?
I would like to add fish in beside my 2 golden albino frogs, will the frogs kill them. I know they kill little fish e.g guppies but i want to put a bigger fish in at hand - not community fish! Will the frogs kill the fish or the fish kill the frogs?
My Albino African Clawed Frog kill all my fish, and killed 2 baby frogs, he is in a minute living on his own in a tank !
I cannot find a frog big enough to make the addition of the tank, i cannot buy a baby as he will have him for lunch
Depends on the size.
Fish are more likely to eat frogs than frogs drinking fish. Frogs would only eat small fish. But fish would and can eat things more or less the same size as them - Which I have seen myself as I turn fishing regular.
Here's an example of what one fish can eat:
My uncle has caught fish on two slices of bread.
My dad has caught fish near golf ball sized cheese.
Get fish about the same size or slightly smaller than your frogs.
ask the pet store where you buy the fish and frogs. i'm certain they know exactly what to do.
It is possible that they can obtain along with fish as long as the fish is larger than the frogs, but it isn't guaranteed that the frogs won't kill the fish.
Answers: if they are albino xenopus toads next i wouldn't introduce fish, they can get as big as your fist and will eat most things. the genral rule with frogs though is they will chomp through anything they can fit in their mouth.
if you really wanted to introduce fish i would take home sure they are at least the same size as your frogs when you put them contained by. and make sure they will grow with your frogs. whether your frogs will outgrow the fish then they will probably end up eating them
also, the more room surrounded by the tank the better. if the fish or the frogs feel they are competing for space after there will probably be trouble.
yes but have to be bigger thank frogs
