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Old 04-29-2007, 11:46 PM
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Those are some of the cutest newts I've ever seen Tin! What kind are they? And a gorgeous vivarium. You guys rock around here when it comes to setups, wow! Some happy campers' livin' round here!
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I have never seen these guys before. I looked them up and found them called yellow and black walking toads and bumblebee toads. they are neat! Again my desire for a vivarium with some form of frog is rekindled. I may work to convert my empy 29 gallon, the question what to put in it?
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So precious! And if you ever were considering a no-fuss background you could always get the plain black stuff people put on the backs of their fish tanks. The flat blackness makes it difficult to notice imperfections in the application and it makes the plants really pop. I use it in my fish tanks and have applied it to an existing set up using packing tape and an exacto knife. Piece of cake. Less fabulous than some of your other tanks' cork backgrounds, but it wouldn't require armageddon in there.
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