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Can you put a tree frog from outside in your fish tank with goldfish2007-11-24 23:10:56Answers:

No. Tree frogs have their names for a reason - they spend a good deal of their time in trees, not in the water. They mostly come around water to lay their eggs.

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erm...you can't put a tree frog in a fish tank with fish...they're amphibians, not fish. Unless the goldfish were in a little pool in the bottom of the tank, but then you must have a pretty big tank.

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Please don't. They are adorable and wouldn't we all love to have one or 6 or 9, but leave them alone. They don't belong in the water. If they did, they wouldn't naturally be TREE frogs!

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No, the tree frog needs basking areas to get out of the water. Plus, it will climb/jump out without a tight fitting cover. Also, the Goldfish, if they can fit the frog in their mouth won't think twice about eating it. In addition, you will need to feed the frog live insects which will be hard to do in a traditional fish tank set up. Some people have designed systems where fish and amphibians co exist but this is challenging and not recommended for the inexperienced.

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Um... TREE frogs can't breathe underwater.

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No you can't unless you don't care if the tree frog immediately drowns! Gold fish breathe through gills while tree frogs have lungs. NOT A GOOD IDEA !!

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THE FROG WILL EAT THE FISH!

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ummm no because they are not aquatic. African Dwarf frogs are fine though and cheap

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Um HELLO

TREE frogs live in TREES not in water!

He is an amphibian He may need to live and breed near water but he can't live in water!