Found some sallys

well she's the chubbiest of the newt's so I'm hoping she'll lay eggs
 
the elodea's came in the mail today here's some pic's

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I would let the plants just float freely instead of having clumps in small areas
 
Welcome to the hobby! Its great to see young people getting into it. Ask questions and search and you will usually find what you are looking for. Your animals are beautiful!
 
I let 3 of the plant's float and I kept one in the gravel Aaron
and thanks Skeeter!
 
when I went to bed last night I looked in the newt tank and saw 5 newts 4 OF THE FREAKING NEWTS GOT OUT IN ONE NIGHT I didn't find any of them so I don't know what to do :(
 
I got lid and I searched all around the tank and found nothing I'll look more today
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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