Can you put a tree frog and leopard gecko in the same cage?

Answer 1

No. Most turltle, including babies, live in the water and leopard geckos live on land, pluse land turtles like box turtles, also will not work because of the habitat needs, and when it's gig the turtle might turn on it.

Answer 2

It is not smart. The terrapin is an Amphibian and will poison the water for any kind of fish. Amphibians need a totally different set up to Goldfish. The basic rules of keeping fish successfully are. :- 1 inch of fish must have at least 1 gallon of water. (A goldfish is a 10 inch fish and so needs at least 10 gallons of water):- Every tank must have a permanently running cycled filter. :- Every tank must have at least 50% of its water replaced every week."

Answer 3

No you can not put them in a cage together because its possable the Leo would eat the tree frog !

Answer 4

Absolutely not ! Turtles are semi-aquatic creatures, geckos are desert dwellers. They require completely different habitats !

Answer 5

Yes I did it yesterday and today they are just fine

Answer 6

Females of the same size and weight are able to be housed together, although having a male and a female together will promote breeding and egg laying.

Answer 7

No. The turtle will try to eat the tadpole. Even if it is tiny it will just take chunks out of the tadpole until the tadpole dies.

Answer 8

It depends, if they are both male then no. However, if they are male and female then yes.

Answer 9

no, they will start fighting

Answer 10

If they are both male? Absolutely not! If its a male and a female it would be fine, but watch out for breeding season (Januray to September)!! If your not looking to breed them, then i would keep them apart.

Another thing is, watch them closely on the first few days, even if it is a female, males can and will bully the females if they want to which could stress the female out.

Plus, if there is a big size difference, i wouldn't put them together either, ive had people i know put a juvenile in with an adult and the big one would ultimately end up eating the smaller one!