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Mixing Reptiles

pomegranatesunshine

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I've got a 24 x 24 x 48 inch screen terrarium arboreal terrarium and was looking at setting it up with a few reptiles, trying to create an "ecosystem" type environment. I want to have more than one species of reptile. So the issue arises in finding reptiles with around the same needs when it comes to heat/humidity etc. I was looking at possibly crested geckos, maybe some frogs and various lizards. I was wondering if there was anyone who knows what will live with each other and will not. Thanks.
 
Crested gecko do NOT like other geckos. I did try a White's treefrog once with a crested and they did fine.

A southeast U.S. lizard/frog set-up could work: green anoles, green treefrogs, Mediteranean geckos.

If you wanted larger critters: 5-lined skink, southern toad, tiger salamander.
 
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