Alright guys it's me again with another question I'm building a massive tank to keep indoors and now its in the process of being filled with amazing things 1 of them being a water side with a small waterfall and a "deep forest" section with all sorts of nice looking plant species to hide in now here comes that question I have a eastern box turtle and was wondering if I could keep other reptiles/amphibians even fish in the water portion for a truly naturalistic enviorment or it this not at all posible so u guys let me know if I can and what could I possibly put in ther along with my jeffrey Thnks.
Time to mix it up
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itiswhatitis
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You could do tree frogs easily !!!
Not sure about your boxie but mine will shred small fish. I use to keep a pleco in his water side of enclosure with his waterfall filter just to help keep clean. Came home one day was a murder scene in his pond !!!
Not sure about your boxie but mine will shred small fish. I use to keep a pleco in his water side of enclosure with his waterfall filter just to help keep clean. Came home one day was a murder scene in his pond !!!
I would only keep fish or maybe some snails to help keep the water clean. Nothing else.
itiswhatitis
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I kept tree frogs with my boxie for a long time. Fire Bellies as well. This was 200 gallon aquarium mind you though. Only reason still don't is because it's one of my saltwater setups now. Gave the frogs to nephew.
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I have kept tree frogs with one of my three-toed box turtles. It was initially supposed to be a temporary arrangement but it lasted a little more than a year. I had no issues between them (the frogs would sometimes bask on the turtle's back). My male did take a chunk out of the tail of a very small fire belly newt once when he shared a terrarium with four of them. The only other problem I had with the newts is they kept escaping.
