The new and improved newt tank!

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khanh

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here is what my tank now looks like due to major upgrades ^^.

heres the new setup:
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Heres the cave i still use and a close picture of the plants:
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And heres a turtle dock as an island for m newt with moss on it which i got the idea from a member of caudata:
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It is a very nice tank but i think it would look better with natural coloured gravel
 
Good setup just need gravel of natural colors, the blue is a bit to in your face for the tank.
 
I disagree, I like how bright it is. As long as its ok for the newt (will it be stressful??). I think you should keep it if you like it.
 
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