Outdoor container enclosure

apologies for resurrecting an old thread.

This is a fantastic enclosure Mark! Are you going to get round to putting Ambystoma in for are you going to leave it to the Lissotriton ?
 
Hi Will,

I think I'd need to redesign the land/ water ratio for Ambystoma so maybe I'll leave the Lissotrion be for the time being. I'm holding out for a new house with bigger garden - then the spotted sals can have their own enclosure! A cellar and large garden, is that too much to ask?

- Mark
 
How is your Lissotriton enclosure doing now? I've already put one together for salamandra that's done well so far and I'm considering doing one for lissotriton too this year.

Best - Matt
 
I'm so jealous of your enclosure. I will have to talk with my good lady and build my self somthing along the same lines.
 
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