10-19-2005, 04:52 PM
amphibianfreak
10-19-2005, 06:15 PM
All three are good. Don't mix. Auratus are good in groups, and the tincs and azureus do best in male /female pairs
10-19-2005, 07:44 PM
Danny, you might also want to consider leucomelas, and galactonotus. Both of these do very well in a group setting. Both are very colorful, outgoing, and the male leucs have a beautiful call.
Like was mentioned before, it is not a good idea to mix species.
Tincs and azureus can be a problem once they reach breeding age if you should end up with more than a male female pair.
Do you have your tank setup, or are you still in the research stage?
Cindy Dicken
Vivarium Concepts
www.vivariumconcepts.com
www.texasdartfrogs.org
Like was mentioned before, it is not a good idea to mix species.
Tincs and azureus can be a problem once they reach breeding age if you should end up with more than a male female pair.
Do you have your tank setup, or are you still in the research stage?
Cindy Dicken
Vivarium Concepts
www.vivariumconcepts.com
www.texasdartfrogs.org
dartdude
10-20-2005, 05:40 PM
I've researched for the last few years but intensly in the last few weeks. I will get mine early next year. I have two Mountain horned Dragons living in a 50 gal. right now and next spring (2006) I will give them a larger tank and build a frog empire in the 50 gal. Also, do you think a Red Eyed could live in a 29 gal?
Danny Sveinson
Danny Sveinson