Check out my new setupp, the newts love it!

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melissa

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i had an idea in french class (as you do) i was doodleing on my french book (i drew my newt as a giant dinasour eating my french teacher) and i came up with an idea for my tank, so when i got home i got them out and in there tank i put a plastic see through box and filled it to the brim with spare gravel to create a niice big island, i got some bushy plants from the garden and planted them in the gravel and found a broken plant pot to use as a hide. its so cool the newts love it, do you like?

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