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thanks for the replies, hmmm that rules out my idea :/ my cichlids are quite small, the biggest being a full sized convict, and a medium sized green terror. so probably wont work out with such a big frog. as for the dwarf, i figured that wasnt going to work :( how about keeping the clawed...

Hi everyone, Has anyone here kept the African Clawed Frog or the Dwarf Frog? I dont think I can keep the dwarf, since i keep cichlids, but was wondering what the clawed is like? I read that its a carnivore and agressive and it will eat the fish it is kept with. Would that be a problem with...

Hi, I thought I would join the rest of the noobs and say hi, since for the last week or two I have been sitting back and reading your posts. I must say what a great forum, feels like a great atmosphere here, hope to stick around for a while. My name is Pretz.. nick for a very long wierd name...

yea very true, i keep mine in sand, and made sure that the driftwood is sitting on the bottom of the tank, not on the sand. also plants can easily be uprooted, anubias seem to hold up ok though when attached to the driftwood LOL@ Houdini :P polak

yea as above, and mine also loves beef heart. i alternate between meat and spirulina algie disks. and when it sheds, it will eat its own shell to conserve calcium. one thing you also need to look out for, make sure your tank has no openings at the top. fantastic climbers these guys, straight up...

yea, problem with the yabbie is, you can only have one, otherwise they will eat each other - unless like i said before you have ample hiding spots. in regard to keeping them with fish, its important that the fish are in the tank first, and establish their territory before the yabbie does. if...

Hey there, I have a blue lobster, or yabbie as we call them in Australia, and I keep it with cichlids, green terrors and other agressive/semi agressive fish without problems. As mentioned previously, they need hiding spots for when they malt, however just as important for the fish to have...