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I finally decided what type of vivarium Im going to get it looks like the one at the top of this page if u scroll down a litte but larger.
I was wondering If I can house green tree geckos and crested geckos togeher? if they are both female or however it may work?

I wouldnt suggest housing the 2 species together. You can buy a divider and split the tank in half, that would work

I also saw today at a LPS not mine but they had green vine snakes housed with small frogs and a green tree gecko? How did they go bout doing this without harming any of the species. The guy said the 2 green vine snakes have been living with the gecko and frogs for over 5 months!!

lol, soon as the vine snakes get big enough you can say bye bye to the frogs and geckos im sure

Mixing species is a bad idea 99% of the times. Search the forum, it has been discussed many times.

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The greevine snake looks huge already and the frogs are really big too but I follow your guys advice. I just think that housing geckos and a small speciesof snake together would be cool but I wont do it. DOnt vine snakes just get like 1cm or 2 in diamater?! by huge I mean full grown they are no bigger then a large pen in diameter and maybe 16inches

the natural prey for vine snakes are arboreal frogs and geckos that are found in the trees up where the snake lives....you can guess why housing these species together is a bad idea.

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A lot depends on whether the snake is actually a green vine snake or simply a green snake. Since the snake has not bothered the other inhabitants I suspect its just a green snake since they are insect eaters.
The green vine snake would view the lizard as lunch. Vines are also rear fanged and midly venomous.

I too would recomend against cohabitation of species

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Thanks guys you answered my question. I think its a green snake not a green vine after looking at pictures. How is this snake venemous when this LPS dosent sell anything venemous? Also If I were to get a green snake or snake like that could I feed it frogs instead of frozen rats or thawed rats etc...?

Green snakes are not venomous.
Green vine snakes are mildly venomous but not enough as to pose a hazard to humans.
Unless you are allergic to the venom.

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