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Ok. i just got done working on my tank and i wondering if theres any thing else i should put in.



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What species is this for? Are those plants on the right artificial or just loose leaves from outside? It's hard to tell in the picture.

Looks like a good start.
 
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well i have 2 artifial plants in there then some dead leafs and some moss and regular grass
and i have eastern red spotted newts
 
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I believe that species you mentioned is aquatic in adulthood. You will need some water for them to swim in too, I think. Someone else more knowledgeable want to chime in?
 
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As efts they are terrestrial, but as adults they are aquatic. So in the future they will need an aquatic set-up. It also looks a bit dry in there. Make sure you keep the substrate moist.
 
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