water/land tank
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devder1;2662778; said:
Fins and Friends has had some fire belly newts before
just to let you know
you may be able to have them order you some
thats a cute idea.
I had something similar a long time ago but i used plexi glass to seperate the water from the "land"
I had something similar a long time ago but i used plexi glass to seperate the water from the "land"
bigfishrcool1193;2662826; said:Fins and Friends has had some fire belly newts before
just to let you know
you may be able to have them order you some
i think i might
im trying to decide what size?
a 20 long or a 29?
and then what kind of filtration?
Well for newts you will want a less powerful filter like a sponge filter. Since they are slow moving a powerful filter could suck up your newt.
devder1;2662862; said:i think i might
im trying to decide what size?
a 20 long or a 29?
and then what kind of filtration?
i do know two things, either for filtration you could use some of the submersable filters i've seen at petsmart, or use a hang on the back filter than use a big pile of drifwood at the "waterfall" to lessen the water running sound.
i kind of did something that you want to do, but instead, i lowered the water level on my 55 gal discus tank about 5 inches and put waterlettuce in the tank.........
too bad my lettuce died
if you do newts, fish wise i would say get feeder guppies as fish....... any type of small tetra (mainly neons) will be eaten by the newts........ that way if a guppy gets eaten its just an "oh well" could do hatchets too
it would be great to do corys but i wouldn't because the newts may bite them (not like it would do anything, but im sure it may hurt/scare the cories) lol......
