Imported_tuatara
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nah, alredy tested, they were given termites, roaches etc for a year as an experiment, all died.
what to put in outside tank?
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Bluetongue1
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Getting back to the original question...
If you put it where it can get some morning (preferably) or afternoon sunlight only, and light shade for the rest of the day, you could set it up as an outdoor pond with aquatic and emergent plants. If you have plenty of water depth you could add some small hardy fish, local tadpoles, native shrimp or the like.
If the reason it has to go out is because it would take up too much room, perhaps you might be allowed to stand it on one end in a corner somewhere, with the top facing outwards. Fit the top with some flyscreen covers and a door and use it as a home for home for stick insects or climbing frogs or arboreal geckos or anything else small and arboreal that you fancy.
If you put it where it can get some morning (preferably) or afternoon sunlight only, and light shade for the rest of the day, you could set it up as an outdoor pond with aquatic and emergent plants. If you have plenty of water depth you could add some small hardy fish, local tadpoles, native shrimp or the like.
If the reason it has to go out is because it would take up too much room, perhaps you might be allowed to stand it on one end in a corner somewhere, with the top facing outwards. Fit the top with some flyscreen covers and a door and use it as a home for home for stick insects or climbing frogs or arboreal geckos or anything else small and arboreal that you fancy.
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