Please post pictures of your tank!!

Glow in the dark you say? Photo at night please? xD!
 
Aquacraze said:
Awesome tanks! Here's mine when it was first set up about 3 weeks ago...

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love the 3d background
 
A pic of my axolotl home^^
Please don't look at the plants they just pulled out the sand before i took my picture :(
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my tank. if you look really carefully you can see Lottie (wild type) hiding behind the plant front left, and Red (leusistic) chilling back left.. Pitch (Melanoid) is in the hide under Red..

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Picture 1 is of my little wild type, Xochi's, tank. Not sure I'm fully happy though yet, suggestions welcome! Plenty more jiggling to be done! Gonna put my little golden, Milco, in there when s/he's big enough :)

Picture 2 is of my leucistics' tank, Hoshi and Jake. They seem quite happy with it like that so I'll probably leave it as it is for now :)
 

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here we go:
 

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VERY CUTE ZOE! whoops didn't know caps lock was on haha! the orange sand is epic! is that a 2ft tank? wow it looks so small.. your axies must be huge lol!
 
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Hey Zoe!

What size is your tank? It looks terribly small for two axies - it might be time to upgrade! I got caught out when I bought my two, got what looked like a HUGE tank... When they were babies... then they turned into monsters and I understood the 10 gallons per adult rule!
 
The black and white tank is a temporary for my two baby lotls. They're leucistic and melanoid, hence the black and white theme.

The kitchen tank is currently Swarley's, and eventually Momo and Toothless's too.
 

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Its a 2 footer, 64 litre . Unfortunately...I can't upgrade :(. They seem happy in it though.

Yeah the orange is cool :p And they do enjoy uprooting the plants so I have given up re-planting them and just put weights on them so they stay down!

And, yeah, they are pretty big, I am thinking of re-naming Tyrone, the wild type, to be called Podge, making them Pinky and Podge! He's rather podgy lol.
 
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I love the third one! The pink sand is wicked!!
 
My work in progress... just set it up today

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