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I got fire belly newts. I would like to know some hardy plants i could put with them such as beginner plants. And also is coco husk good substrate to grow plants in?
 
They are in an 29 gallon semi aquatic tank with an Tetrafauna Viquarium set up
 
Ok, so you're talking about using coco husk as a substrate for terrestrial plants. I would think that wouldn't work out well since plants need nutrients in the substrate.
 
So what do u suggested i layer the gravel with. So i can turn the land area to a nice planted environment for them?
 
Stress-free, healthy, H. orientalis would be nearly fully aquatic, a planted land area would end up being a waste of water volume that could be used
 
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