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Tank setup for the kids

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onecrazyredhead

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Cycling the tank have had some problems with some fish dying 2 weeks ago! Think i put to much chemicals in there. i will do a 50% water change before i place a axie in also. i have 3 only going to put one in first and then the other too! love to hear any comments or questions.
 

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It looks lovely, but do make sure that none of the stones are any smaller than the size of your axolotl's head. They are more than capable of accidentally consuming one while looking for food.
 
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It is a 30 gallon could not go bigger for the house size right now. the stone are larger than the axies head and when they get bigger they still should be larger i put them in there so the plants do not up root.
 
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