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So just had my birthday and payday :) and guess who got the money spent on them?!?

I treated my wonderful little Axies to a new 'holiday home' hide and lots of new plants for their tank and thought I would share it with you all :)

Photo 1,2 and 3: The overall tank
Photo 4: The holiday home
Photo 5: Spongebob with a few of the plants
Photo 6: Side view of a few of the plants
Photo 7: The tank
Photo 8: Spongebob
 

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and just a few more:

Photo 9: Spongebob with holiday home in back corner
Photo 10 and 11: Spongebob
Photo 12: Spongebob and Squidward enjoying dinner in their newly decorated tank

Sorry lots of pics got a bit carried away :D
 

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Lucky things, looks really nice :D Although the sand looks a tad deep, might be an idea to remove some and keep it in a safe place unless you swirl it regularly :) Is that a java moss wall you're aiming for> I want one of those eventually with some cherry shrimp :D
 
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I swirl it weekly when I do a water change :) don't want any of those toxic air bubbles but it needs to be deep enough to root the plants. Its not Java Moss can't remember what it was called but a Java moss wall does sound good :)
 
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