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Does my tank look ok?

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Ok my tank is cycled and ready to go i just want to make sure everything looks ok . anything i should add or change? ignore the fact that only 1/2 the tank has sand, the store only had one bag ans were not sure if they would get more in for a few weeks so i started it out like this and it is now covered on both sides.
also ignore the fish, they wont b staying they are just keeping the tank cycled till i get my little guys or gals in a few weeks
i also wont have that bright light on all the time i will either get a dimmer bulb or keep it off

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thanks for replying! it looks sharp but it doesnt feel sharp to me but i am going to sajd it down some to make it smoother

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Looks good to me but as previously said just check some of your hides for sharp edges - axie skin is very delicate and the last thing you want is one getting hurt! Other than that it's a great set up :happy:
 
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