A favour to ask of Tylototriton keepers

Sean90

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Hi
I have started a thread describing an assignment I am having to do and want to exhibit various Tylototriton species. I have been searching through forums and researching possible enclosure designs for these animals.
The favour I wish to ask is would it be possible for some keepers to post their enclosures in this thread and I'd like to ask permission to use these photos in my assignment. Obviously I will follow all copyrighting rules and credit you as a source.
This is an entirely hypothetical idea, and so your photos will not actually be used other than in my essay.
Thanks
Sean
 
Here are a couple shots of my Verrucosus tank. It has about 7" of water and a large mossy island running across most of the back of the tank. IMG_0584.jpg

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