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New background for my tank!

23matt3

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My Cynops Orentalis are gonna love this! 3D Background for my 55. So many ledges to go on. The guy I got it from apparently used to work for Universal Studios back in the day when they actually made movies and was a prop architect and this was actually on some movies! Got it super cheap for $30
 

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Looks great! Do you still have the natural tank from your profile pic? We are just setting up our first spider wood, moss and live ground cover.
 
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Not from my profile pic. That was taken when I only had three in a 20 long. I now have a 55 gallon with 10 of them lol
 
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