Old tank new ideas!

[Kolton13]

So I need some ideas for this tank that I have. I can’t get anything that eats crickets or bugs, so idk what to do maybe a turtle if I can? I’ll have some exact pic soon it’s at my moms currently and I don’t have an exact picture yet but I wanna use it and see what I can do. It has a screen front too btw not glass

 

[tlindsey]

So I need some ideas for this tank that I have. I can’t get anything that eats crickets or bugs, so idk what to do maybe a turtle if I can? I’ll have some exact pic soon it’s at my moms currently and I don’t have an exact picture yet but I wanna use it and see what I can do. It has a screen front too btw not glassView attachment 1416478

You can't put any specie of turtle in that setup. Too small for a Tortoise.

 

[Kolton13]

You can't put any specie of turtle in that setup. Too small for a Tortoise.

Dang, any other ideas? No snakes and spiders I forgot to add also

 

[Fishnerd360]

Crested geckos, tree frogs, other species of rainforest geckos like day geckos.

 

[Kolton13]

I love crested geckos but I cant get anything that eats insects

 

[Fishnerd360]

If you get one of the ones that are water tight at the bottom, like for a pladarium. You could get newts, mine enjoyed eating snails, bloodworms, guppy fry by accident, and I think some pellets.

 

[Kolton13]

Me and a good friend thought about it.... But them eating insects was the problem but if they eat pellets, snail, and worms I should be fine. ill have to ask my parents. do they need a heat lamp?

 

[Fishnerd360]

They don’t need a heat lamp, depends on the newt you get, some are partially aquatic, others are full aquatic, and some don’t really venture into water.

 

[Kolton13]

what are some that art partially aquatic?

 

[Fishnerd360]

Eastern newts