My Triturus_marmoratus tank

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Hi to everybody I replace a few photographies of my tank with the triturus marmoratus

About setup (of a previous thread):
My marmoratus pratically never enter in the water.
They are always on the rocks, on the plants in such a way remain on the surface of water to be and receive a little of refreshment.
They seem to be afraid to enter in the water.

advice?

bye
 

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Hi,
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Are they still juveniles?If they are young yet it may take awhile til they enter the water.What are you feeding them on the land?Wingless fruitflies and springtails are a good food source for land newts.I like the tank set up,what are you using as the land area,great set up.
 
Are they still juveniles?
RE# two are CB spring 2008 and four spring 2009.


What are you feeding them on the land?
RE# I give them worms and chironomous

I like the tank set up,what are you using as the land area,great set up
RE#Thanks a lot
the land is of wood, which was coloured with water colours. Then I covered (4/5 hands) it with a water special product, flatting, to get it waterproof.Then I used a glue (silicon) to stick pieces of cortex.

bye
 
Nice setup! Does it take much maintenance to keep the plants healthy?

Hi,
thanks a lot for your comments.

The plants in the water are anubias and vesicularia dubyana and are very simple to keep. for the others, it is simple too; it's sufficient to keep them on the surface of the water.

bye
 
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