29 gallon T. gran tank

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This is my 29 gallon with two T. grans. My driftwood has made the water brown, but I don't care. I use a jar to feed my newts(thanks for the idea otterwoman!). Here are also 2 pics. of my male trying to mate with my female, but the wrong way!:D I think my female might also be gravid! Enjoy!
 

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I got the idea from the forum...somewhere there's a picture of a white axolotl in a jar, but I could
never find it again.
 
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