Dividing a tank

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Hi everyone. I hope someone can help here. I've got my hands on a new tank but our axie babies are of slightly differing sizes (I suppose because of differing hatching dates) and I want to move them from their small containers.We've already had one mishap where Freckles(now Hannibal) ate tiny and Fric and Frac kept taking food out of the mouths of the smaller axies.So I thought of dividing the tank.Any suggestions on how?
Any help appreciated.
 
You can get tank dividers at any fish type store, or you can make one yourself if you have plastic of the right size. In my Betta tank, I just used the glass cover it came with to make a divider.
 
I keep mine in underbed storage tubs (about £4.00 from Wilkos/Pound Stretcher) until they are big enough to go in the big boys playground :)
 
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