New ADF:)

emmyk

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I just brought home a new adf. You see when I got my axolotl a new 20 gal tank I had a 10 gal tank with nothing but my snail in it. (Afraid the snail would hurt my axie) so I got a bubble molly and I was wondering what else to put in there, and I remembered my childhood pets, adf's:) so I got one and its a female, but I'm not sure what to name it! Also, would it be wise to add a small amount of daphnia to the tank? He's on pellets now.


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