Quick Pics of New Newt setup...

ken123

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Just thought I would throw up some pictures...
 

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Great looking tank setup like the plants in tubs . I agree with evut if there is no lid they will escape.
 
I like your tank setup. I noticed that a few others mentioned that your newts could escape, that's very true. My newt escaped 5 times until I purchased another tank that has a rid. Good Luck w/your newts.
 
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