jenkscam
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Can clawed frogs live in the same 55 gallon tank with a blue crayfish?
compatibility of freshwater species
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VintageGamer89
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I've read varying information online but the general consensus seems to point from maybe to no.
It seemed to say that if the frog is smaller, it will get eaten. If they are about equal, they will fight. If the cray is smaller with an overwhelmingly larger frog, the small possibility will exist that the cray will get eaten.
I've also read the crays are extremely aggressive and should only be kept with top dwellers.
Hopefully someone with more knowledge and experience can help you out. Best of luck. Cheers.
It seemed to say that if the frog is smaller, it will get eaten. If they are about equal, they will fight. If the cray is smaller with an overwhelmingly larger frog, the small possibility will exist that the cray will get eaten.
I've also read the crays are extremely aggressive and should only be kept with top dwellers.
Hopefully someone with more knowledge and experience can help you out. Best of luck. Cheers.
Dbigfish
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I think you may wake up one morning missing a frog
Dbigfish
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I actually had a crayfish that escaped his tank crawled down the stand into another tank and ate my dwarf frog but that was just my experience with crayfish and frogs.
Majbarsalona
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As awful as that must have been, it's actually hilarious
bud29
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I agree with what's been said above, the frog will quickly be preyed upon.
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