Hey guys sense Tincs are mainly terrestrial would a long oriented tank be better for them?
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long or high?
goalielocks
Aug 17, 2003 07:54 PM
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Spar
Aug 17, 2003 09:37 PM
My Tincs do climb a lot, but they seem to like jumping from side to side much better. Therefore, I would recommend a Longer tank (rather than High). Plus, a longer tank will allow for more space to add a stream and pond area. It seems that for better folliage a taller tank tends to be better; however, there are plenty of nice subtitutes for a shorter tank.
Cliff
>>Hey guys sense Tincs are mainly terrestrial would a long oriented tank be better for them?
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Thanks and Gig Em,
Cliff
0.2.1 Sipiwlini Tinc's
TonyT
Aug 17, 2003 09:59 PM
I totally agree with you Cliff. A longer or wider tank would be much better for tincs. You don't want it to be to shallow though, atleast 12" after the false bottom is in. Just my 2 cents though.
TonyT
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