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Fire bellied toad setup

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Hey, I am thinking of seeing up a tank for fire bellied toads, but I am not exactly experienced with amphibians. I was with if any biopsy has any suggestions for setting up.

Here is a list of things that I want to include:

- Tetra 25905 Decorative Reptile Filter for Aquariums up to 55 Gallons
- Ten gallon aquarium
- Spangum moss
- Echo earth coco substrate
- Small pebles the size of marbles
- Live plants (what kind)
- Large branch for the background
 
I used to keep them in a 20 gal long with a fluval submersible filter so that I only needed a few inches of water. I would keep them on about 50.50 land/water. Mine spent a lot of time in the water but often slept in a potted pothos plant.
 
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