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Tigrish <3
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Hey guys, I'm bec and I recently got my
new golden axie today. He is gorgeous and his name is tigrish (Tiger in Hungarian) :D I love him to bits! I'm Australian and I'm 13 years old. He is my
first ever axie and so far he seems to love his tank :) so that's a little about me and tigrish :D can't wait to get our friendship up and running... Haha
 
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Tank looks pretty but you need to get rid of that gravel as it presents an impaction hazard.
"Axolotls have a nasty habit of getting normal aquarium gravel in their mouths, and occasionally swallowing it. This can be fatal because the gravel can cause blockages in the gut."
 
welcome....like mac said please get rid of the rocks.......gravel smaller than 1mm, bare bottom or sand(which is the easiest and the most popular)
lea
 
aw he looks cool! welcome, I'm new too, hoping to learn loads about my CFBs
 
Oh no, don't worrie even though I've had him for only a couple
of weeks, he trusts me enough an knows who I am so I hand feed him. And
sand may be a popular choice but it sometime can be hazardous to the entire tank because it doesn't supports the growth and breeding of the
good bacteria. So I'm keeping the gravel, sorry guys :) cheers.
 
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