Marbled Newt breeding Tank

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damian

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Just thought I'd post this picture of my Marbled Newts breeding tank
Note the plastic strips provided for egg laying as well as the natural plants (Water Mint and Elodea)
I have to say that they prefer the plastic strips!
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Damian
 
Thanks for posting the pic Damian.
Never had much luck with the plastic strips myself.
 
I find newts which are used to real plants can take a while to get used to plastic, but when they do they often end up preferring it.
 
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