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Anonymous
is there a type of aquatic frog that can coexist with goldfish in a fish tank? or any other kind of cool critter like that
>> Anonymous
I had goldfish whom lived with tadpoles I caught from the nearby park. The tadpoles must've had an infection or somethin' because they killed off all my goddamn fat goldfish.
>> Kitty-chan
I've got an African Dwarf frog (the one in OP) in an aquarium with 5 goldfish (2 big, 3 small). He's been fine for months now. From what I can see, he eats the goldfish food.
>> Anonymous
>>241242
cool i was thinking about one of those actually so its good to know you have been successful with yours
>> Anonymous
Goldfish will sometimes try to eat whatever they can fit in their mouths, and your typical feeder goldfish can get very, very large..

Also make sure your filtration system is spot on and your water quality is good. Since that water's gonna be going right through an amphibian's skin, high ammonia levels which are common in improperly balanced goldfish tanks can kill.
>> Kitty-chan
>>241266

I must have a hardy frog because I'm a terrible owner due to never having fish before.
>> Anonymous
I had one of the fuckers in the OP's post, kept him with a bunch of newts, various fish, and snails.

Called him Jesu, mostly because one day he just disappeared for a few months... I assumed he had gotten out of the tank and died somewhere.

Seriously couldn't find him, even cleaned out the tank several times and nothing.

Then one day, Boom there he was swimming around the tank again, continuing his addiction of feeding on the fish babies....

TL:DR Dwarf frogs fucking rock.
>> Anonymous
Mine eats goldfish food as well, although it doesn't have fish cohabitants. It's been around for years, some of those things are practically indestructible.
>> Anonymous
I got one of these guys in a tiny cube from walgreens when I was a kid, little guy lived for two years.

I still feel guilty about the thing we kept him in, but I didn't know any better and my parents knew nothing about frogs. That cube must have been like 3x3x3in, if even. christ.
>> Anonymous
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Get a non aquatic frog, much more fun. If you get the right type of toad, they are loads of awesome. There was a puddle with 2000+ tadpoles in it near a beach. Problem was the puddle was quickly drying up, so we took home and saved all the little buggers. Kept one of them for a pet.

We called him bright eyes, and he was cute as fuck (no, not after the band) he lived with 3 pacific tree frogs. One day he just up and fucking vanishes, baffled the fuck out of me. About 6 months later all the frogs had died (they were pushing 4 years old and got mites or something from the crickets I bought from the pet store)

I cleaned the terrarium, and put it in the garage, leaving the inch or so of dirt int he bottom. About a year later I got a newt from a friend. I pulled the terrarium out of the tank and planted a bunch of shit in the dirt, because I like to think amphibians are happier around real plants (I would be), and I watered the plants pretty heavily to get them started.

Next day I look in the tank, and there is motherfucking Bright Eyes, staring back at me. Seems spadefoot toads deal with the drought we have in this kind of area by burrowing and hibernating until they feel water, then they resurface.

Goddamn was he ever cute, 3/4 of an inch long. Stupid as a fucking rock though. Drowned in a half inch of water the next day.

Picture very related.
>> Anonymous
>>241416
At first I was "Awww" and then I lol'd.