Pics of new tank setup for the little one :)

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After asking & gaining lots of great advice on here & learning on the hop 0.0 - I've redone the tank with much less sand, more space for swimming & more natural rock hides.

I'm going to be setting up an AquaOne AR620 as his next tank & will be setting it up using the walstad concept as the overall long term plan :) hopefully it'll be a few weeks until he's big enough for the new tank - then it will be ready :D

Some pics under low light of new tank set up, end views & of course some of the little one posing :)

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Great to hear you're using the forum to its full potential, as are other users. The set up looks great
 
I like how you made the cave for your little axie. He will definitely appreciate it!
 
Hmmm the cave wasn't big enough & the little one didn't seem to like the new layout preferring the plants - he's never been big on the hides I have provided & I've been looking for something that would suit his small (temp) tank...
Today I stole another hide from my Betta that no longer needed it :) it's been a great success & I'll post more pics tomorrow :) can't resist taking pics of my little one!
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I found a cool 1.5w LED desk lamp today :) it's not too bright to annoy the little one - but it makes finding him easier ;)
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Placed behind the plain blue backed tank it makes for some cool night lighting :)

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This is the 'worm pit' sloped hills either side keep the worms bunching in the corner & they don't seem to want to leave ;) makes for a walk thru munch zone lol

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Last one ...

:eek: a crocodile ate my axie 0.0

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OMG I'm Jealous lol

Well Done I love it!!
 
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