Still a bit confused about Japanese fire belly

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Hi, can someone help me with my fire belly, im still a bit confused about how to look after him. I've had him now for nearly 2 months and i'm still not quite sure how to look after him. i've got the basics, like what to feed him and stuff, but the set up of his tank is still not right...i don't think...and also, he's developed a bad habit of not eating his food if its not alive, weird, i know. any ideas how to get him out of that habit? and whats the best thing to use for the land in his tank? please help, thanks, rose
 
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