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New to the page and thought I'd introduce ourselves, I'm Steph and this is Peter (the salamander who never grew up) he's recently been moved into a 305l bow front aquarium and has been enjoying the hides and space!
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Note; not waste in pictures, the fine gravel cap has been moved and is exposing some of the dirt, after numerous prodding with the gravel syphon ?

Have posted in the sick axolotl thread so if anyone can pop over and advise? Thanks ^_^
 
Welcome to the forum! I don't know, he looks OK to me but hopefully someone with axie experience will weigh in.
 
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