JohnHuff
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We were at the local Petco and saw some crabs and frogs and decided to add some to our tanks to create a more diverse environment with different creatures in it and not just fish.
The frogs we saw were African Dwarf Frogs, which appear to be pretty benign. They're pretty tiny and only about 1 inch long. The only drawback seems to be that the water is pretty dirty and I don't know if that has to do with the frogs or something else.
The crabs that we wanted were Red Claw crabs. The assistant there gave them a good recommendation and so did a bunch of websites. But I found a page of reviews and found that they were very dirty and would eat other denizens of the tank and were best kept alone. So after reading that, I decided not to buy the crabs.
So right now we have fish, bottom feeding fish, snails, shrimp and frogs. It's a lot of fun watching them .
The frogs we saw were African Dwarf Frogs, which appear to be pretty benign. They're pretty tiny and only about 1 inch long. The only drawback seems to be that the water is pretty dirty and I don't know if that has to do with the frogs or something else.
The crabs that we wanted were Red Claw crabs. The assistant there gave them a good recommendation and so did a bunch of websites. But I found a page of reviews and found that they were very dirty and would eat other denizens of the tank and were best kept alone. So after reading that, I decided not to buy the crabs.
So right now we have fish, bottom feeding fish, snails, shrimp and frogs. It's a lot of fun watching them .