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Can some one please post some images of their mudpuppy tanks. I am setting one up now and some pics of other peoples tanks would help a lot.
 
can i see one please
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That's a really nice setup in the 2nd link William posted. What makes it nice are the rocky hidouts, though I agree with William that you want to avoid anything heavy that can be toppled easily.

If you still need more, you could try looking through the setup photos posted in the axolotl area of the forum. A Necturus setup could be the same as almost any fully-aquatic tank.

You've probably already seen this, but just in case...
http://www.caudata.org/cc/articles/setups1.shtml
 
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