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joeri
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This is my setup for my cynops orientalis morfs. At this moment there are 5 in it.
The tank size is 80*30*40 cm, waterdepth 10cm.
As you can see the light is above the setup so it doesn't heat the tank up to much. The airpump in it is made escape proof. I made a small hole, so the tube only just fits. The frame itself fits perfectly as well (custom made with ducktape-aluminium and gaze)
At the moment I have a stock of daphnia and there are quite a few in the water already as well. I red here that to encourage the newts fast back into the water you better not feed them on land and give them only a small landarea:
now; things I'm afraid I have done wrong:
* landarea is still to big?
* water is to deep?
* I give springtails once a week (in the hope my newts don't starve)?
* other things?
I hope to get some response as I'm expecting +/-25 more c.o. morfs.
So thanks in advance, Joeri
The tank size is 80*30*40 cm, waterdepth 10cm.
As you can see the light is above the setup so it doesn't heat the tank up to much. The airpump in it is made escape proof. I made a small hole, so the tube only just fits. The frame itself fits perfectly as well (custom made with ducktape-aluminium and gaze)
At the moment I have a stock of daphnia and there are quite a few in the water already as well. I red here that to encourage the newts fast back into the water you better not feed them on land and give them only a small landarea:
now; things I'm afraid I have done wrong:
* landarea is still to big?
* water is to deep?
* I give springtails once a week (in the hope my newts don't starve)?
* other things?
I hope to get some response as I'm expecting +/-25 more c.o. morfs.
So thanks in advance, Joeri