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Mum said my tank was boring... so!

ZoeT94

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I did a bit of moving and re-working the tank layout, I also put some new stuff down, mixed with the sand to give a bit pf funkiness!

Result:

And don't worry, they can't swallow the rocks, they are really heavy and big...
 

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ZoeT94

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No, that's what I was referring to, they can't get it. don't worry :rolleyes:
 
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Is it glued down, Zoe? Otherwise they WILL get it. Om nom.

You should see some of the rocks axies have swallowed... Check out this thread

Don't risk it hun!
 
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Well, it's the same without the gravel. lol

But there's a little hide tunnel for the 3 shrimp purchased today!
 
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Your tank looks really good, with and without the gravel!

Inca's substrate is dreamstones... and they're way to large and heavy for her to move around now. She also has a terracotta pot she hides in and a rock. I'm going to add some plants when I get my funds back up - but she seems happy enough :)
 
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The place I got them from quarantines all their stock, and isolates ill fishies and stuff.

I think there's only one left now!

Plus, I woke up this morning to find pinky in the small tunnel i put in for the shrimp, when I helped her out, she looked ever so confused...LOL
 
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