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Hey,

im getting my tank this weekend with everything i need. im very excited!

hoping some poeple would be willing to show me there tanks set up so i can get some idea.

want to make it a little paradise!
 
My tank is a little plain, but then again, they walk so therefore should have walking space =]

I am doing some changes later tonight so I will post a picture of what it looks like after that. (not much, just moving the stones).
and one other, cause I couldn't resist hehe
 

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