Starting my axolotl set up

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First step get a real good deal on a used aquarium:) and get a stand for it:)

http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x98/genevievespink/axolotl002_zpse5ebd342.jpg
there is a lot a work to do to make it nice. lol


then clean it and fill it to be sure there is no leak

http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x98/genevievespink/axolotl004_zpsefb26f6c.jpg

i am really happy. there is no scratch on the glass:) i will le the water in the tank for 24 hours to be sure there is no leak:)

and then i will empty it and add substrate and plant/


big question, i dont know those filter. is aquaclear 50 is to strong for axolotl? thank you.
 
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