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Old 01-15-2011, 08:25 PM
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FBTs were a type of frog i offered as good for a paludarium, and the person whom started this thread asked about their toxins to which i answered

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Aah ok, If I decided on FBTs I wouldn't have guppies I don't think as they both share the water so much. Prefer to keep seperate species seperate or only occasionally in cotact.

I think I would prefer to go for reeds in this tank as it's tall and they can make the most of the space. I have a little filter but it's an air pump and filter not a proper internal filter. Do you think that would suffice with some plants and reed frogs, if I had fish would I need a better filter? Or if I just loach type algae eating fish and reed frogs would that little air pump/ filter be ok?
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that would be fine
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yep... coupled with healthy plants and a good cleanup and/or w/c routine the air stone setup will be absolutely fine. just make sure, if there's a sponge and lift tube the tops are under the water to keep the water moving through and you're set.
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ok, thanks guys
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