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Very usual... but nevertheless different, aren't they?

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j.

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Hello there...
Just a few photos of my 2 male Russian Bombina Orientalis... Bought them on January this year, they never had any problems, just as expected. The water is a bit reddish, because of the wood...
Hope you like...
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sergé

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Hi Miranda,

why do you use such a high level of water? Bombina are much more easy in low water levels; around 5 cm is perfectly okay for them.


Nice animals though.

Sergé
 
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joao

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I use to had them in aquaterrariums with a very lower level of water, and then in a wet terrarium, with a bowl of water.
Now I've tried this, and they seem prefer it than the others I used before, and they usually swim to the bottom and stay some time there.
Since it is no issue to them, I'll stay with this model of aqua-terrarium.

Thanks for the compliments...

---João
 
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