Jungle!!

They don't damage the gras while burrowing, the grass is very strong, and it keeps the soil on its place.

Sorry about the link, the video is 3GP (mobile phone), it only works if your PC supports 3GP.
 
lol, that last pic looks like hes smoking a fag
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Haha christian, I was browsing flabber.nl, and saw that movie, then went on browsing here and found the same movie here! Thats pretty cool huh
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Where in holland do you live?
 
Hello Coen, I live in Brabant in Rijen near Breda & Tilburg, I cant find the video at Flabber.nl but I have posted it there a while ago.

Please post the link here so others can see it too, or send the link to chrisvo@msn.com

regards Christian
 
I love your tank, very original! The Tigers are beauties as well. Congrats!
 
@ Lewis;

Please post some pictures of your Salamandra's, those are my favorites..and legal in Holland......

I see that you are the proud keeper of Salamandra salamandra terrestris , Salamandra salamandra bernardezi and Ambystoma opacum

I'm jaleous....
 
Illegal in Holland you mean ;)

I'm sorry Christian but I can't find the movie you posted on Flabber, but it should be somewhere in the uploads section of the site
 
Hey, just in case anyone still wants to know, you dont have to use kids play grass, you can use just plain old bird seed, but get the bird seed with the most little seeds, avoid using big seeds, like sunflower and stuff. Good luck.
 
That is a good idea, you will get a more natural setup with those bird seeds, the grass will die if your salamanders dig a tunnel under it.

Luckely the biggest tunnel is under the water bowl
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By small bird seed millet I assume. Would be interesting to find out what grass would be ideal for tanks. Wonder if in a land and water tank using small reeds/hairgrass/horsetails or similar would be possible.

How much light is over this tank?
 
I use two TL lights in my Tiger tank,( 36 watts? ) This is more than enough light, but I have to find a solution for the temperature, it will become to high in summer I'm afraid, its 20-23 celsius right now, and thats a bit to warm for my tigers.

The grass above the tunnel dies because there is no contact any more with the soil( I guess)
It doesn't collapse because of the moss that's left of the former set up.
 
Ooops, trying again...

(Message edited by Tadpole on March 20, 2006)
 
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