Taller tank set up

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My axol, Banana is very energetic and enjoys swimming. She is currently in a 20 long but I have been thinking about moving her to a 29 gallon because it's got similar floor space and I can put in multiple raised areas for her to swim and rest in. She currently swims laps nightly around the tank. Anyone else tried this for a spaz?
 
I have my very active juvie in a 29 gal and he uses every inch of the space the only downside is tank maintenance is a bit more of a hassle as my whole arm gets wet reaching to the bottom! Make sure to test your water in case his restlessness is due to a problem there but some axi are just hyper it seems :)
 
We test water regularly and it regularly comes up within normal parameters. In fact we just finished her weekly water change. She's just my little spazzy Banana.
 
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