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alan
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I keep and breed golden mantellas - wanna buy some froglets?
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ron
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Well, today I managed to find an inhabitant for the tank: Ambystoma macrodactylum (I believe the columbianum subspecies). Here are a couple pics:
I'll see how this goes for a while, and maybe start up another tank in an 80 gal I have sitting around empty. I'm really liking Euryceas, so I might try doing something that favors them in there.
Thanks for all the input and information!
(Message edited by skylsdale on October 31, 2005)
I'll see how this goes for a while, and maybe start up another tank in an 80 gal I have sitting around empty. I'm really liking Euryceas, so I might try doing something that favors them in there.
Thanks for all the input and information!
(Message edited by skylsdale on October 31, 2005)
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william
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it's just a little suggestion, one of my favourite species from your area is plethodon idahoensis. they might like this set up. But i don't know if there are any in captivity, an i don't know what Washington/Idaho/Montana state laws say... Just a suggestion
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william
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just checked the rule book, you can only keep this species with a special permit, so unless you want to try and get one from the respective state then try another species.
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ron
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Are you talking about P. idahoensis?
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william
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yeah, sorry
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rodrigo
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That´s one amazing tank...i love it when ppl have taste in setting up their terrariums.
I wish i had such a laaaarge tank to try and make something like yours.
anyway...congrats.
Oh....and i agree, fire salamanders would look incredibly good in such a tank....their colours would shine in there. think about it..they are an amazing species.
I wish i had such a laaaarge tank to try and make something like yours.
anyway...congrats.
Oh....and i agree, fire salamanders would look incredibly good in such a tank....their colours would shine in there. think about it..they are an amazing species.