Aquatic or terrestrial?

Aquatic or terrestrial? Whats your preference?

  • Entirely aquatic

    Votes: 36 26.9%

  • Mostly aquatic

    Votes: 54 40.3%

  • Terrestrial

    Votes: 39 29.1%

  • Entirely terrestrial

    Votes: 5 3.7%
  • Total voters
    134
Even though i have both,i prefer terrestrial,i enjoy setting up the tanks more and have more imagination than when it comes to aquatic setups!

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