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Tank for Tiger salamanders

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christian

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This is my wonderful setup for my 5 Tiger salamanders ( 100x40x40 cm )

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ester

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Nicely done Chris!

Something you could try is find some bark of a birch tree (looks nice with the white in it). Pile that somewhat disorganized in a corner. You can even cover it partly with moss to create an underground structure that you can view from the side.

PS. Birch tree - berkeboom. Especially the lower part of the trunk has some nice thick crusty bark.
 
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christian

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I will search for that!!, I think it will look really nice!

By the way, I've noticed that most of my pictures are all gone from this topic now...
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(Message edited by chrisvo on April 25, 2006)
 
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alexander

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this is one of the best terrariums ive ever seen for tiger sallies, but may i ask why the h*ll u've put a savanna background? it looks malplaced, there are lots of better things to use, why not build your own rockwall?. besides from the background it's as perfect as it could be
 
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laurent

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I agree it would be perfect without background or a with black one.

(Message edited by tritonfin on March 06, 2007)
 
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cameron

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AWESOME setup!
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Your salamanders must be right at home.
 
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kara

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I don't think it matters what kind of background is on the tank, as long as animals are properly housed, and well taken care of! It definetly is an interesting background though.
 
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if i may, i'd like to suggest something. the cactus and stuff in the background looks sweet, but i don't think it really goes with the tiger sal natural habitat look, i'd probably go with a "woods" type image. other than that i'm really digging it! thumbs up
 
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