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I have a big 40 gal breeder tank that I want to put a few tree frogs in. I was wondering.....can I keep a tomato frog and a waxy monkey or a whites together if they are roughly the same size?
 
A 40 gallon breeder would only be suitable for the tomato frogs. For the best interest of those animals it would be a poor choice to try and keep them together. Also Phyllomedusa sauvagii is a delicate species and would not last long in that tank with other animals. Tree frogs need vertical space and I’m assuming your 40 gallon breeder is not vertical.
Just in theory though, if you religiously kept up a very large vertical terrarium you could possibly get away with having tomato frogs and whites in the same place. Personally I would not attempt. It would put tremendous stress on the animals and possibly expose them to disease.


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