Can you have an African dwarf frog in one part of the tank and fish in another part of the tank???
632129
It doesnt show in the picture but the dividers slide in so there is a half in crack on both side of the divders. Not sure how big your frog is but it may sqeeze through.
632130
I would say no, the divider just simply slides into place, I do not believe it is water tight
900923
I imagine that you could put the fish inside, but then you would not be able to see them. Where the water falls it's too small for fish-plus it has little holes for the water to drain to the bottom... Hope this helps...
862652
I would say that a 3.5 gallon tank is a little too small. The main problem is that a goldfish is a cold water fish which does not require a heater. These Mexican dwarf CPO crayfish should be housed in a heated tank the same as you would keep tropical fish in. They don't share the same temperature requirement. One or both of them are going to suffer if you house them together depending on the set up.
1522213
Probably be Ok. You can try then add the five or nine gallon tank in-line. Depends on your water used.
33519
mine came with 2 for tropical, 1 for goldfish- for the 10 gall. tank, it shows only use 2 in the "not-so-good" instructions for a beginner.
1456393
depends how big the turtle is.. its a beautiful tank but small. I have a few little fish in mine. I wouldn't put a turtle in it
517927
A betta by itself is fine in a 3-gallon. Maybe a snail would be alright, but definitely not the frog because it would produce too much waste for the small tank and the small filter. My tank is home to 1 betta and live plants. I also have a heater because bettas need 80 degrees F water, since they are tropical fish. My 1 betta is very active and always exploring and hiding in the plants.I would google "basic betta care" and "nitrogen cycle" and do a little reading before buying any animals. Remember fish are living beings and will depend on you for your care, so do your best to provide them a good home =) A betta by itself is fine in a 3-gallon. Maybe a snail would be alright, but definitely not the frog because it would produce too much waste for the small tank and the small filter. My tank is home to 1 betta and live plants. I also have a heater because bettas need 80 degrees F water, since they are tropical fish. My 1 betta is very active and always exploring and hiding in the plants.I would google "basic betta care" and "nitrogen cycle" and do a little reading before buying any animals. Remember fish are living beings and will depend on you for your care,... » Read More A betta by itself is fine in a 3-gallon. Maybe a snail would be alright, but definitely not the frog because it would produce too much waste for the small tank and the small filter. My tank is home to 1 betta and live plants. I also have a heater because bettas need 80 degrees F water, since they are tropical fish. My 1 betta is very active and always exploring and hiding in the plants.I would google "basic betta care" and "nitrogen cycle" and do a little reading before buying any animals. Remember fish are living beings and will depend on you for your care, so do your best to provide them a good home =) « Show Less
1501464
No. You have to order them separate. Do not buy this product. I ordered a frog and after 6 months of waiting, and being charged, I called for a refund. Customer service disconnected me three times or there was no answer. I finally got through 3 days later and they did refund me but offered no apology.
721302
I've NEVER had a problem with my betas getting into the other side of the tank. Just make sure that you position the divider properly. There are small grooves in the bottom of the tank that it fits into. If these grooves get gravel in them, the divider could possible be moved enough by the fish to slip into the other side.
2046930
I am using this in my quarantine tank for African Dwarf Frogs! I just bought a 2.5 gallon and this filter to start a short cycle for them while they get medicated before I add them to a 10g!
1403755
If you mean aquatic dwarf frogs, I have had one in there and he did just fine. If mean regular frogs that need an area out of the water, I'm not sure how well that would work. The water flows into the tank from the top, so you would have a lot of splashing if the tank was not full.
1538796
No you can't place a gold fish in this tank. It's only meant for Betta fish.
168755
2, which is two too many for this size container. Consider visiting a reputable aquarium store for a proper set up for African dwarf frogs. It's not much more expensive and ultimately is easier to maintain, not to mention better for the animals.
557765
Yes you can, but it would be much cheaper (and easier) to go another route. Kandace hit the nail on the head. Although this aquarium is pretty, it is a huge pain in the butt to do any sort of maintenance in, so it also has that going for it as well.
2049074
Yes, should not be an issue provided you have fish in the tank and someone will be feeding them. That should keep up the difference.
1304241
I am sure that is possible.The unit we use has two nice filters. Honestly with about six small fish we have only changed filters about three times. So maybe four times a year. Which is not bad. Great little tank. The filter unit hangs on the edge so that is all you need if you wanted to upgrade something that will connect to side or top lip.We actually had a problem with the light unit. I had to buy one to attach to the side. I was able to cut the plastic cover and make room for addition.
845058
I do not have any frogs but I do have a Betta in a 5 gallon tank and it works just fine! You can adjust the flow of the water which makes it nice for Bettas :)