i bought some water frogs and i want to know if you can put them in with large goldfish or will the gold fish?

Answer 1

If the water frogs you bought are either African dwarf frogs or African clawed frogs, these should be in water above 75o - that usually requires a heater. Be aware that if these are African clawed frogs, they will grow to about the size of a baseball and will probably try to eat your goldfish.

Answer 2

It really depends on how LARGE the goldfish are...mine isn't that big so I put my frog in the same bowl as the goldfish, they are happy. Just get some places for the frog to hide in in the tank.

Answer 3

if it can fit into another fishes mouth it will be food no matter what kind of fish it is. I keep my frogs in a heated tropical tank. they need lots of hiding places and you have to feed them diffrently. they will not eat flakes or floating pellets. they like blood worms and tubafix worms. blood you thaw in a small amount of water and use a dropper to squirt it near the bottom of the tank so the fish dont eat it all first. Tubafix come in dehydrated cubes tha you squish onto the side of the glass near the bottom. do it in the same place every day so the frogs know where it is.

you should feed with the lights off because their vision is alot worse than the fish(the hunt with their noses) and it kind of evens things out for them. feed the fish their regular food at the same time too.

the general rule is that only goldfish should live with goldfish. but i have seen many odd combinations that worked out perfectly. Make sure your tank is established first. if you are a fist time fish keeper or pretty new to it i would suggest you stick with tropical community fish like platys and mollies with your frogs.

Answer 4

You can if you are feeding your goldfish properly. 3 times a day even the larger gold fish will leave them alone. Not all fish eat frogs. I have various size frogs in my ponds with Koi and goldfish.

No one can tell you for sure since each fish has their own personality.

Answer 5

I don't suggest putting them in. I did and the frogs ate the fish. you might want to ask a vet though
-Good luck!