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Pachyhynobius keeping/tank

salamanderfreak

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Hi,

how do you keep Pachyhynobius?
I can't find anything on the web.

Can anyone send me a picture of his Pachyhynobius tank?


greetings jakob
 
Yahilles

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I can't find a photo but from what i've seen tanks for Pachyhynobius are basically like tanks for Pachytriton - high water level, some hides made of stones, sometimes plants and a good filtration.
 
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