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Hey what size is it? If it's the 12 x 12 x 18" types then no, too small but if it's the 18 x 18 x 24" then you're good for three or more adults
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It's definitely 12x12x18. I have another one that is slightly larger as well, I could always split them up later. I'm still not sure if I will end up with 1, 2, or 3.
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That's really too small for long term housing for even one, the minimum is a 18x18x18" tank for 1-4
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Once they start getting a little bigger I'll have no problem buying a larger setup. Right now the one is smaller than a dime and the other two are still tadpoles.
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If you make their larger tank a live vivarium with plants and soil, it will pay off in the long run. That kind of setup needs to be sanitized constantly to prevent bacterial buildup.
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How would live plants and soil keep bacteria buildup down?
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The nitrogen cycle- breaking down waste, using it as fertilizer.
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Im going to do a little research about what plants and soil I need and I'll go from there.
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