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Finally the tank!

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Mr Feathergill

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After two weeksof yeh il get it tommorow my friend just got me my free free free 45 gal!
It's all set up ( no water yet ) with my DIY hides and some mopane wood, river pebbles and slate

I can't wait to get my three little uns out of their temporary tank. They are all 4inches and the guy at the flea market had them in a 1 1/2 gal! But no nipping ! So I put them in a 4 gal for the two weeks with just an airstone and daily water changes

Oh. They are gonna love the swim space !!!!!!!!

Will post pics ASAP
 
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