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Basheta

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I was thinking about gem stones for the floor. They are kind flat but round shape, like a donut without the hole and come in different colors. Or is that what you mean by marbles?
 

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They'll be too small; you'll risk your axolotls accidentally swallowing one.

You could silicone them to the bottom of the tank and make a 'cobblestone' floor out of them?
 

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i am going to do a nice display tank for the 6th grade class here in the fall and am going to use black granite as the floor in the tank
 

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They'll be too small; you'll risk your axolotls accidentally swallowing one.

You could silicone them to the bottom of the tank and make a 'cobblestone' floor out of them?

Thanks Kaysie, I will keep looking for the play sand.
 

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i am going to do a nice display tank for the 6th grade class here in the fall and am going to use black granite as the floor in the tank

Of course you be showing off here right?

I saw you post in the sell/trade section, do you have Lucy axolotl often? I was 2 when I get my 29 gal tank going. Running test on bucket of water right now to make sure I can keep them at the right temp. Tomorrow will be 90F degrees, so it is perfect time to see if it is possible.

Please let me know if you have often. Thanks!:happy:
 
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