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onecrazyredhead

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This is a couple of photos of my axie in the new tank the other one is shy or mad about moving but when i can get some good pics of the other one i will post them.
 

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Also, your tank looks amazing!

When you get a chance, I would love to see more of what looks like some brilliant aquascaping!

How easy is it to clean?

Just, kinda- WOW!

Please more pics!!!!:D
 
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The tank was alot better till my bio fish ate all the leaves off some of my bunched plants except hornwort! Here are some pics of it earlier. They are GFP looking for a Golden one as well!
 

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Here is the 2 of them.
 

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Thanks so much for those pictures- they are quite inspiring!

As I thought, awesome aquascaping! Those axolotls of yours are also quite awesome!:D

Really well planted. You've gotta be happy with it :)

So do the plants break down most of the axies waste, or do you still have to do some spot cleaning?

Were those two hang on filters I saw in one of the photos? How do you find them?
Is it hard to feed your critters because of all the gaps the food can fall/wriggle into?
Sorry for all the questions, its just that it looks so good like that that I am tempted to do something similar. :) Any tips?
 
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They are both beautiful! If you ever have any offspring, I'd love to hear about it. Their color is amazing! I can do the same for you with my golden, it might be a while though lol! S/he's only four months old haha.
 
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It is hard sometimes feeding them worms with the tweezers some times they slip out and they fall right between the rocks. I have one filter bio 350 marineland filter with some sponges shoved in the outtakes to slow down the water and helps with the bio i suppose, also i have filter u can place how ever much carbon, zeolite crystals what ever i want to place in their for extra cleaning. It is also hard the use the gravel cleaner in their to put price u have to pay with plants everywhere.
I like the moss walls people are building and i thinking of making a coupling to put on the floor instead of the wall with holes cut out for prearranged plants. Just an idea for anyone!
 
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