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hello i want to have a barred tiger salamander and i
didn't know how large the bak must be
how much gallon ?


excuse me for my bad english because i'm from belgium and i ame learning english at school


mvg primeur








 
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I think 10gallons are aproximately 38 L, which is one of the standard sizes commercial aquariums are usually offered. Bare in mind that this species can be apropiately housed in plastic tubs too, which is far cheaper (but not as aesthetic).
Also, although that size is apropriate i would say it´s always better to try and provide extra space, when it´s possible of course.
 
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azhael said:
I think 10gallons are aproximately 38 L, which is one of the standard sizes commercial aquariums are usually offered. Bare in mind that this species can be apropiately housed in plastic tubs too, which is far cheaper (but not as aesthetic).
Also, although that size is apropriate i would say it´s always better to try and provide extra space, when it´s possible of course.
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i will give him a 60 l tank

thank you very well
 
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