Fire belly toad tank

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Hello I am wondering if my tank setup is ok for my 2 fbt I don't have picture of it but I do have pictures of the type of tank I'm useing
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it almost all water but has the land bridge in the picture along with floating plants the can climb and hide in and a half shell coconnut that the hide in I also need tips with feeding them should I put them in a diffrent tank with no decorations to feed or just leave them in thanks in advanceEDIT-i also have a decoration skull that potrudes out of the water
 
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Sorry for all this trouble not use to the site mechanics here is the tank
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Looks fine to me, except I would remove the gravel. It can cause impaction if accidentally swallowed and also can trap waste causing water parameters to fluctuate.
You should feed in the tank to minimize stress. If all is well with the tank they should be perfectly comfortable feeding in it. What are you feeding them?
 
I'd just like to point out that this is a good setup for a newt and even a small frog, but a TERRIBLE setup for an aquatic turtle... They should not be advertising for turtles.


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my thoughts exactly I couldn't believe they advertised it for turtles not even a baby turtle would be alright in it I kinda feel bad for buying it because it pretty much endorces it but I was on a budget
 
Yes, it's disappointing. Many pet oriented companies seem oblivious to the actual needs of some pets. Pet shop employees often don't know too. But they are only human, I guess.

Love the profile pic btw.
 
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