Aitortxu
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What about this substrat for T. cristatus juves: http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/riverbed_sand.php?
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Riverbed Sand
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Aitortxu
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In an aquatic tank.
It should be good. To make cleaning easier and prevent anaerobic patches, I would recommend using only a thin layer.
For my aquatic juveniles, I use no substrate. The primary reason is that I feed blackworms, and they hide in any substrate. But also, having a bare bottom makes cleaning easier.
For my aquatic juveniles, I use no substrate. The primary reason is that I feed blackworms, and they hide in any substrate. But also, having a bare bottom makes cleaning easier.
Aitortxu
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Thank you very much. I am going to test this substrat, and if the food hides inside the sand too easily, I will remove it at all.
I´m learning a lot about newts, but also I´m learning a lot of English. As the popular saying is, I´m killing two birds with one stone.
. I am going to test this substrat, and if the food hides inside the sand too easily, I will remove it at all.I´m learning a lot about newts, but also I´m learning a lot of English. As the popular saying is, I´m killing two birds with one stone.