I've got a new tank!

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anne-marie

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I bought a new 4 ft tank on Saturday and maxxed out the credit card. Oh, well. It had to be done.

Now I get to play the "spot the axie"
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Congrats. With me, every time I get a longer tank, I get more axies. So I have to get a longer tank... I've got 3 in a 4foot tank, but I plan on getting more!
 
Wow, nice! I'd love to have that tank. Bet your axies are lovin' it
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Actually, I haven't seem em doing much. Not sure why - all the water tests are coming up aok. Maybe they're having parties at night when I can't see them.
 
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