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Old 07-29-2010, 01:07 PM
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Default Need Opinions on completing 125g palu

Hey all new to this site to bear with me on this. I've kept everything from fresh water tanks to reef tanks for years. Got out of it, now just getting back into it. I set this up as a FW tank but after doing reefs for so long this just didn't appeal to me anymore so I wanted to do something different. i've done all my research so far and requirements and all that, my biggest struggle i've seen no real distinct outline of what you can keep together. The fish are already there there not going anywhere. So I was thinking anoles they're easy and active and I don't need to handle them. What can go with them as far as frogs? Newts? things like that. I don't need anything nocturnal that sleeps while I'm awake. Any help or insite greatly appreciated. I'm gonna try to put a pic up here I took from my Iphone see what happens. Thanks in advance!!!
P.S. Know that the tank is not complete (ie. backgaround and plants so forth)
Also put what it looked like previous two setups. FW was still during setup phase
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Old 08-03-2010, 10:05 PM
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A Chinese water dragon would probably do pretty well in your setup. They're quite active and diurnal. Then do get pretty big though, so don't get more than one or two. I haven't seen my dragon be agressive towards other animals. He is in a 55 gal paludarium along with a large nocturnal gecko, a cuban tree frog, and several firebelly toads.
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