Cool. Best of luck to your pets for as long as they manage to live.It is not my job to research proof for you!!factors like, hiding spaces, cover, multiple basking spots, amount of food (diet), ratio of males to females, there are lots of factors.
Thanks, and they will live long and happy lives.
I am NOT just a kid who got mad because i didnt hear what i wanted to hear, i am a kid who has a done a whole lot of research and is simply saying that some people have success. Besides i am not even going to mix species, i only asked if people think i could have a couple of crabs in the tank with a pair of anoles, when i was told i couldn't have crabs and lizards together, i scrapped that idea. I am not a paludarium expert and i know that mixing species is a mostly bad idea, but some people have success.
"Mostly a bad idea but some people have success"
And when i was told that crabs and anoles couldnt cohabitate, i scrapped the idea."Mostly a bad idea but some people have success"
I'm willing to wager that most those people have over a decade of experience in keeping those animals in separate enclosures, another decade+ of research on paludariums on their belt, and a very very very large enclosure as a paludarium.
How much research have you done if your goal was to keep crabs with anoles and didnt know until today if anoles could swim?
C'mon man.
I am trying to gain experienceKnowledge isn't just about researching on the internet, we all can do that and call ourselves internet geniuses... it's more about having years of actual real life experiences is when you gain knowledge.
