can you put african clawed frogs with fish?

Question

if you can what kind of fish can you put in there? can you put like sucker fish or what kind of fish?

Answer 1

i wouldnt recomend it, clawed frogs get to be about the size of dinner plates, and will be more than willing to eat feeder fish as they get large, i would keep him in his tank by himself

Answer 2

Frogs are perfect left in species tanks, not saved with fish. Do you have African Dwarf Frogs or African Clawed Frogs? The Dwarfs particularly come indoors the brown and stay around 2", the Claweds are accessible in brown and albino and get the dimensions of a tennis ball. in case you have the Dwarfs the tank is beneficial, thoroughly stocked, as long as its heated and nicely filtered, in case you have the Claweds, they % 35l-40l each and every minimum thoroughly filtered, and ought to probably start up attacking one yet yet another as they mature.

Answer 3

I had 3 african frogs in my 100 gallon tank. never a problem. My last frog died over a year ago at the age of 6. The fish in the tank at that time were 1 african cichlid(6"), 1 blackfin shark (10"), 2 blue groumi (5" each), 2 silver dollars (3x5"), cory, pictus catfish, assorted other mid size fish.

someone mentioned big frogs...mine were the little ones, only got about 2". The last one to die at age of 6 was also blind for three years (survived a skin infection that killed the others).

Answer 4

Yes you can, as long as the fish is too large for the frog to eat and will not attack the frog.

I won't recommand a sucker fish because it might attach itself to the frog to attempt to suck off it's slime coat and injure it.

Mine currently lives with a tongue sole.

Answer 5

can you put african clawed frogs with fish ?

I don;t know - ask at the pet store
sounds kinda scary
like putting a mellon in the blender.