Question: Terracotta Hide

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Looking at my tank I though I should put more hides in. My mum found my a large terracotta pot in the shape of a pig. When stood upright, it would make a brilliant hiding place!:D

It's been sitting outside and it rather dirty after years of neglect. So, a bucket of de-chlorinated water, an old toothbrush and a piece of fine sand paper in case there are any sharp bits. Do I need anything else?
 
Thats all I have done - everyone seems quite happy!
 
Yes, you need to post pictures! ;)
 
I'll try;)

The first time I tried to photograph my axies the algae/stuff on the glass (it is supposed to be beneficial to the tank right?) made my axolotl look like he was covered in white spots. (The algae stuff on the glass is not white for the record)
 
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