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Long time paddle tail newt owner, order 2 tiger salamanders setting up a 50 gal tank tomorrow for them, any tips I bought a varaqurima (ms) for it the water fall river filter system gravel basis layer then moss live plants. Do they get in deep water? See alot of tanks with just a little water dish, how much time spent in the water? What about hides? Tips welcomed thanks.
 
Welcome! For tiger sals, a soil-based terrarium setup would probably be better. They only enter the water occasionally. Hides of any kind will be appreciated.

Tiger Salamander (species page)
Tiger Salamander 101 (beginner guide)
 
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