darknight
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Here's my first viv for my marbled salamander. I only have one now. This is a 75 gallon tank I created in 2 and a half weeks. I have a waterfall and lots of hides for the salamanders. I plan on getting 2 or 3 more.
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My first viv marbled salamander
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That's quite the setup! Very nice!
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Where did you get that waterfall thing and that background??
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Looks very nice! What material did you use in the waterfall?
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