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20 Gallon Salamandra Vivarium

AdvythAF

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My Salamandra were growing so I moved them into a 20 gallon a while ago.

The plants are ivy, Angel Hair vine, and Maiden hair fern.
 

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This is very nice! No wasted space on water bowls and aquatic features. Is that living moss? And what kind of lighting are you using?
 
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