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Newt and Salamander Enclosures

Asevernnnn

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My enclosures for my Newts, Salamanders, and Geckos

First Pictured: 10Gallon H. orientalis tank, houses 4 CB individuals
Second Pictured: 20Gallon Long P. waltl tank, houses 2 Wild Types I bought from Michael and a Leucistic
Third Pictured: A. tigrinum enclosure, houses one Eastern Tiger Salamander
Forth Pictured: 20Gallon Long E. macularius tank, houses one High Yellow Leopard Gecko
Fifth Pictured: 10Gallon E. macularius tank, houses one Mack Snow Leopard Gecko

I kinda ran out of stuff to put in the Leo tanks so I improvised lol
 

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Added some things to the tigrinum tank :rolleyes:
...And still upside down
 

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Hi Aaron guess who ya it's me so l like the tanks just the gecko tank what is that string thing going across the tank looks nice ??
 
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