i have a 46 gallon colum aquarium and want to do put some in it.its about 3 ft tall is 2ft of water to much?
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max. water depth for fire belly?
pac-man
Aug 10, 2008 09:47 PM
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keechoo
Aug 18, 2008 07:44 PM
Shouldn't be if they are swimmers depending on the type of firebelly. Chinese firebellies can either be aquatic or terrestrial (all depends on them). I don't know about Japanese. Paddletails are fully aquatic but need a place to come out if they are ill. No matter what you should get a floating log or some place for them to retreat onto a dry area.
gekogirl
Nov 16, 2008 05:07 PM
Yes two feet is way to much for a fire belly.
3"-5" with lots of plants for them to rest on and a land area is best for fire bellys.
paddle tails do best with 6"-10" of water.
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