Tank size for 2 axies

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kellie

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I'm thinking about getting another axie and was wondering if my tank is ok? Its 60cm long x 30cm wide.
 
it will be rather cramped, once you add the hideouts and considering an adult axie can grow to 30cm which doesn't really allow them that much room. A 3ft tank or 90cm long x 30cm wide would be better for 2 axies.
 
Already got 2 hiding spots. I guess will have to wait a bit longer and get a 3 foot tank later when I can afford it.
 
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