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Pygmy marbled newt housing

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alotlfun99

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Hey im looking to get 2 pygmy marbled newts and have a 11 gallon tank and am wondering what kind of setup i will need like 50/50 land and water or 20 land/80 water. will 11 gallons be enough and should i feed them in the water purely because i can feed them blood worm ( i get bloodworm for my axies :happy: ) and other usuals like brineshrimp. should i only give them worms and crickets as treats and would eco earth be ok? please help as i am getting some for my birthday on april 25.
 
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