turtles and fish?

[robroy]

is there any turtle (obviously not a FRT) that could be kept with fish (Polypterus and Tigers/Dats) in a 100G. Or do they need a tank by themselves?
thanks in advance
ROB

 

[Weylin]

They need a tank for themselves.. They will end up biting ur fish or eating them...

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Do a search. This topic comes up quite a bit.

 

[evilxyardxgnome]

Why not a FRT? People keep them with fish a lot. But yea in general fish and turtles don't usually mix because the fish usually gets chomped.

 

[Oddball]

My FRTs have a long list of kills from experimenting with different tankmates. All 4 FRTs (2males/2 females) became tankmate tasters from age 2. Bottom fish lost include rays, AUL, polys, and sedentary cats. Losses to slow mid-water swimmers include gars, oscars, and aros. Losses to fast swimmers include mono sebae, mullets, shiners, and asian FW tarpons. Tank sizes varied from 55gals to 650 gals. Keep in mind that I've had my FRTs since before their inclusion in CITES and there was little known about their captive husbandry.

 

[rmorse]

My FRTs have a long list of kills from experimenting with different tankmates. All 4 FRTs (2males/2 females) became tankmate tasters from age 2. Bottom fish lost include rays, AUL, polys, and sedentary cats. Losses to slow mid-water swimmers include gars, oscars, and aros. Losses to fast swimmers include mono sebae, mullets, shiners, and asian FW tarpons. Tank sizes varied from 55gals to 650 gals. Keep in mind that I've had my FRTs since before their inclusion in CITES and there was little known about their captive husbandry.

Will you have my babies?

 

[dougefresh]

Will you have my babies?

 

[evilxyardxgnome]

Will you have my babies?

wtf?

 

[stylEmon]

Do a search. This topic comes up quite a bit.

like once a week... search people