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Knoxter · 04-08-2009, 01:41 PM

You have to keep an eye on them. If you see any aggressive behavior you have to separate them immediately. Another factor is the size of your tank. If there is sufficient space, there should be no problems. A big help is to put up visual barriers. You can use driftwood to create the visual barriers, as well as depth to the tank. I have kept a group of 5 leucs 2.3.0 in a 40 breeder with no problems. Just a few nice sized pcs of driftwood on the floor, plenty of pathos, and leaf litter. I hope this helps.

Marc

04-08-2009, 01:41 PM	#5 (permalink)
Knoxter Administrator/SiteOwner Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: USA Posts: 430 Real Name: Marc Knox	You have to keep an eye on them. If you see any aggressive behavior you have to separate them immediately. Another factor is the size of your tank. If there is sufficient space, there should be no problems. A big help is to put up visual barriers. You can use driftwood to create the visual barriers, as well as depth to the tank. I have kept a group of 5 leucs 2.3.0 in a 40 breeder with no problems. Just a few nice sized pcs of driftwood on the floor, plenty of pathos, and leaf litter. I hope this helps. Marc __________________ Marc My frogs- Vanzolini, El Dorado (ong&gold), Cayo de Agua, Almerante, Gold Dust, Yuris, Imis, Inters, Taras, O Lamasi, Iquitos Vents, Varis, SI. I appreciate everyone here. Without you, there would be no DFF. Thank you for your support.