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Hi, New here and to newts in general. I have a few community freshwater tanks, and a newly setup 29L Asian biotope with 4 FBNs that I found at the LFS. I wanted to see how the 4 of them worked out, and learn more about them before I added more. After reading on here, Im pretty sure they are all WC. They were kind of sluggish when I bought them, but after a week of good woork, room to lounge, and 66 degree(LFS had them at 82!!!) water theyre doing great! Heres a couple pics

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Nice tank! And good luck with the FBN. As you probably know, this species is notorious for having all sorts of problems when they're imported. But yours all look good, nice and plump!
 
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