my 2nd mixed viv!!! Doing great!!!

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More pics of the stream and the water feature for the stream... water feature for the stream is hard to really see in pics but i tried the best i could to get pics lol

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I put in blue led lights just for a cool effect for when people come visit :P

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Pics of my Female RETF (Sophia) .... there is one of my FBTs in a few of the pics two... Ted (my male retf was hideing so couldnt get pics of him)

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pics of one of my Asian Long Tail Grass Lizards!!!

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pics of my FBTs

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And cant forget "Chubby Chuck" my WTF... and also another over view pic of my viv!!

[boabab95]

Not that I'm completely against mixed tanks, but I do think theat's a little small for that number of herps.



Just a tip. post all the pics at once. a lot easier

[Epiphile]

Originally Posted by boabab95

Not that I'm completely against mixed tanks, but I do think theat's a little small for that number of herps.

I'm surprised you're the first one to have said so- I agree. I'd also not consider the inhabitants trying to eat one another a sign that the viv is "doing great".

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Well my wtf only attempted to eat my one long tail once about 5 1/2 months ago when I took his/her sleeping spot away from him/her so I gave it back to him/her.... since then and before then I have never had a problem... the wtf and long tails lived in my old viv for 3 years without a problem ever... I know its a risk I'm takeing with a mixed viv but I. Really only had that one almost bad thing happen one time in a total of 3 1/2 years of haveing mixed viv

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Also I just think that in the wild the long tails would have a crap load of things trying to eat them and instinct tells them to stay away.... they are not stressed at all they both still roam the tank hunting food and all the cool things long tails do they just both don't get to close to the tree where chuck sleeps during the day... yes they would never see each other in the wild since they are from diff countrys but they have similar predators where they live and they seem to realize to not get to close... and as far as my fbts they are too big for chuck... I've even seen the fbts standing on top of chuck many times and I've also seen my male retf standing on chucks head trying to get to a cricket that was hiding on the ledge at the top of the backround.... its actualy really cool watching how they hang out together and are good lil friends lol