Hello Forum members.
I'd personally like to thank you.
If you recall about a week ago I had some Newts, which were said to be salimanders.
They were belaived to be salimanders for about 18months, but never had slaimander envioment, all they had was gravel under their feet, and a log to hide under, thats it, no water, nor food.
Anyways, since taking them on into my care, and finially finding out they were actually Spanish Ribbed Newts, the suitable envioment was made.
And today, I decided to do a total water change, and move there tank about a bit.
All I can say is WOW!!!!
The thinest one is the most active now, where before it was almost dead! I am currently watching him attack a half frozen block of Bloodworms atm, and its sooooooooo weird knowing I've saved them
When i took them out of thir tank, they actually fort to get away, where before they just lay there, almost dead.
I am sooo happy
So a BIG thank you! Hopefully I can fatten the thinest one up a bit, and find out if I have males or females.... or maybe both, Now that would be awesome, if I had them breeding
Anyways, heres the progress pics..
These are when I had them:
I would of took a photo of them together again, but they move tooooo fast now! haha
But heres a pic of them indvidually:
Sorry about the blurryness, even on a fast shutter speed, they still moved fast enough
They are alive, and kicking now
Thank you ever so much!!
Mart
I'd personally like to thank you.
If you recall about a week ago I had some Newts, which were said to be salimanders.
They were belaived to be salimanders for about 18months, but never had slaimander envioment, all they had was gravel under their feet, and a log to hide under, thats it, no water, nor food.
Anyways, since taking them on into my care, and finially finding out they were actually Spanish Ribbed Newts, the suitable envioment was made.
And today, I decided to do a total water change, and move there tank about a bit.
All I can say is WOW!!!!
The thinest one is the most active now, where before it was almost dead! I am currently watching him attack a half frozen block of Bloodworms atm, and its sooooooooo weird knowing I've saved them When i took them out of thir tank, they actually fort to get away, where before they just lay there, almost dead.
I am sooo happy
So a BIG thank you! Hopefully I can fatten the thinest one up a bit, and find out if I have males or females.... or maybe both
, Now that would be awesome, if I had them breeding Anyways, heres the progress pics..
These are when I had them:
I would of took a photo of them together again, but they move tooooo fast now! haha
But heres a pic of them indvidually:
Sorry about the blurryness, even on a fast shutter speed, they still moved fast enough
They are alive, and kicking now
Thank you ever so much!!
Mart
