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Question: Tank for two

Barney

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Iv just bought a tank 25lx16wx14h will this tank be big enough for two axis? as I only have barney at the moment but would like another one.

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So you have a 25 gallon? I have herd of two in a twenty so I would think you would be ok. I have one in a 10 gallon and he's doing fine
 

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The general rule is 1 foot per axie and 1 foot for decor and plants ect so for two axies ideally you need a 3 foot by 1 foot tank :D
 

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I assume that's inches? That's about 25US gal or 90L and 2 feet long - just about big enough for 2 axies.
You need to make sure they are roughly the same size though, otherwise there could be some nipping going on.
 
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