SpinoRaptor87
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I have a firebelly newt and he is in a 10 gallon tank and i have about 1-2 inches of rock for the flooring. are rocks a sutible flooring for Him?
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Question: Newt Tank Flooring
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It's potentially okay but would require a lot more work and more frequent cleanings due to trapping more debris and uneaten food, that being said, if it's small enough it's also a potential impaction hazard if you don't feed in a bowl or dish or by hand.
Throughly rinsed sand or no substrate at all is generally superior to gravel.
Throughly rinsed sand or no substrate at all is generally superior to gravel.
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