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vartz04

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Finished putting everything in last night, Putting the anoles in about 10 mins ago and decided to take some pictures

My 2 anoles always looked bored in their cage, so I decided it was time for an upgrade when i saw this tank on craigslist.

Its a 37 gallon tank, oak stand, with a lid, I got it for $60.

I put a divider in, about 50% land 50% water, the water is 7" deep.

I plan to put some fish in there after the water filters thru the waterfall/filter combo for the rest of the weekend.

Here are the pics (sorry the little guys are hiding they must be a little freaked out cause of the move)

Before (the tiny 10 gallon i will house crickets in now)

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After

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The water side soon to house some guppies or neon tetras maybe an aquatic frog or a crab haven't really decided on that yet

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Land Side (lots of hang outs for the lizards)

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Shot of the waterfall/filter

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Looks good. So you didn't want to give live plants a try?
 
not for now, I am at school, and will have to move this thing out of my apartment in may, Maybe once I am done with school I will go live plants (12/2009).

Clean up and such will be much easier this way. Plus taking it apart to move it home will be easier as well.
 
i would try either a couple guppies or an adf for the water portion :D looks fun!
 
Could always put some cherry red shrimp in the aquatic part, nice shrimp to look at and a treat for the anoles.
 
Personally, I would try throwing some Java moss and Java fern in the water. THey may grow with the light setup you have and require no extra care. PLus you can get the moss to grow on the land as well.
 
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