New tank setup pics.

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sorry guys the pics arn't that good, but the tank looks fantastic!!!
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Hi June, I can just see the small pic you uploaded and that looks pretty good. Can't see the others for some reason, they won't open on my pc.
 
Your setup looks fine, maybe another hiding spot.
 
We have got 2 more hiding spots for them, they seem to love the sand better than the gravel!.
 
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