exo terra for 2 CFBN?

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Could I put 2 CFBN in a exo terra terrarium, the smallest one, 12x12x12.

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These are not meant for aquatic amphibians (the only amphibians they're really suitable for are tree frogs). You need a nice traditional aquarium.
 
hi,
As John rightly said, these tanks shown are only meant to be used for tree-frogs or other terrestrial herps. So no not even one CFBN would be Ok in there. Instead have a look at aquarium shops in your area or online to find a suitable traditional aquarium.

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Those are really nice tanks so you should get a tree frog and put him in it!But you can buy a 10 gallon tank at wal-mart or petco or petsmart for around $10 so its not to expensive for a nice home:DGood luck!
 
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