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New 40 gallon divided tank.

jeskduh

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I just got a new 40 gallon tank that is divided in half. I plan on putting my marbled salamander on one side and my spotted on the other. I'm pretty excited because I got this tank for only 30 bucks. Anyways. I was wanting peoples input on how I should set up the 2 seperate sides for the different salamanders. Thanks!
 

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A piece of plexi-glass or plastic should be fine, especially since with a terrestrial tank, you needn't worry about water circulation.
 

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The setups would be fairly similar for those two species. Basic terrestrial with plenty of hiding places.
 

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You can buy plastic dividers in pet stores, they are used for fish tanks but they should work.... they require no glue and have tiny holes...
 
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