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Jillieillie
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female usa
I have a small 5g tank and was thinking about putting a frog or something in there. I need help!
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BeastKeeper
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did u just want a frog or did u want a frog plus some fish?
if so u could have a african dwarf frog or two and some guppies
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Jillieillie
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I have two guppies in there now...what else would be safe other than a frog (not all together)
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bettachris
 
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a betta might do nice in a 5G
Chris
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smantzer
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Nooo. Don't put a betta in with guppies, they'll almost always fight (the betta mistakes the guppies for other male bettas).

A dwarf clawed frog will do fine.
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pugperson
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Sometimes with a smaller tank, less is better. Some ghost shrimp, live plants. Besides, unless your guppies are all one sex, there will be more guppies in the tank.
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bettachris
 
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hold on! it really depends on a bettas personallity. some bettas are more mild as well as there are some that are really agressive. i agree that some of the aggressive ones should be housed alone. but there are some bettas that are mild that can be housed with fish. guppies included. i personally had no problems keeping guppies with bettas.]:|
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katieb
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"A dwarf clawed frog will do fine"

Make sure its an african dwarf frog and not an african clawed frog! Clawed frogs grow into fish eating monsters

Also, i would not recommend male bettas with guppies. My male did not even like having his tank near my guppies' tank. Yes, bettas do have various personas, but they are naturally inclined to attack other males and fish that resemble males.

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