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here are some pictures sorry my other one didn't work. Please leave some suggestions for improvment for my chinese firebelly newts cage (only 1)
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that's a great tank! you should add some cover on the land and water areas
 
Thanks for the advice I will post some more pics in a bit would you put live plant cover. Or are you suggesting something else like a rock or peice of wood.
 
both! you could put fake plants in but IMO live plants are better.
 
Here are the updated pictures the first one was a week old.
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Is the newt already living in the tank? And, if so, is the newt mainly aquatic or staying on land? My general suggestion is deeper water. You could try using a brick to hold back the gravel. I have bricks in nearly all my tanks.
 
Yes I have had him for 6 years. Well he is about 50/50 but he usually lies on his plants above the water so mostly land but not by much. Thanks for the gravel suggestions about the gravel
 
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