Eurycea wilderae

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Hi guys. So I made this semi-aquatic viv about a week ago and I was wondering what I could put in it. Would Eurycea wilderae work in this tank and if they do work in this tank, how many could I get? Thanks, also any other suggestions are welcome.
 

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Does anyone know what I could put in it?
 
Why don't you decide which species you'd like to keep first. Then make an appropriate habitat for that species.
 
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