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eastern tiger salamander setup

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I have a 29 gallon tank that i want to move my newly aquired eastern tiger salamander into and am wondering about different ways to set it up. I have seen some pictures of peoples tanks and read many things about setting up the tank. It all seems to be quoting from books and webstes for the species. I am looking for what people have found to work the best for them. I want to incorperate a water fountain into a dish of water maybe but am concerned about him draging dirt back and fourth into the water. any ideas for different substrates that might help with this cleanup problem? any ideas will help.. pictures would also be great. Thanx eveyrone for your help in advance I am sorta new to all this.
 
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You could use sphagnum moss or another type of moss as a top layer so that your salamander doesn't drag as much debris into its water area. Just an Idea.

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