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Hi I have 6, 40L tanks filled with moss, I have tons of mopanee bog wood, and a fish breeding room which doesn't have fish any more, I want to make newt and salamander vivaria could you suggest me some set ups) There are no caudata imports to Mexico and some times everyo 2 -3 years fire belly newts are imported I want to set up all my breeding tanks for newsts and salamander setu ups or the time they are imported again to start a breeding colony. Please make some suggestions ! :)
 
Hi Zelthan, if you take advantage of the search facility in the fire-bellied newt forum (Cynops) you can search for threads that discuss terrariums, and many of them have photos of sample setups.
 
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