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would a frog fish be ok in a 10 gallon tank but in the tank with him i an condilactus anemone? all advice would be great
thanks Jake
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Frogfish in 10 gallon tanks
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mx#28
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The smaller frogfish species MIGHT be able to go in a 10 gallon tank, but only if you find a good way to deal with water quality (ie. - good skimmer, plumb to a larger tang, etc).
A condylactis anemone (any large anemone species, actually) is a poor choice for a tank that small. They will require much more stable parameters than you are likely able to provide.
Keeping a strong stinging anemone with a perching fish in such a small tank would also likely be bad news for the frogfish.
A condylactis anemone (any large anemone species, actually) is a poor choice for a tank that small. They will require much more stable parameters than you are likely able to provide.
Keeping a strong stinging anemone with a perching fish in such a small tank would also likely be bad news for the frogfish.
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el guapo
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You could keep a smaller frog fish in this take but as said you need to have a premium filtration on it . Other wise your going to have a short lived frog . Nitrates will get out of hand quickly in such a small tank .
I would also skip the anemone nothing but trouble with your plans . it wll sting the fish and will just take up too much room in the tank .
I would also skip the anemone nothing but trouble with your plans . it wll sting the fish and will just take up too much room in the tank .
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i have completely changed my mindon the frog fish and im glad(to much hassel)
