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My Pachitriton Labiatus

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this is Rambo my Pachitriton Labiatus, in the former and the current setup. Deem an opinion, criticize!
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Lusiwarrior

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Thanks for the advice, jake96! But do not worry that they are overlaid by a secure system of tapirs. In other words, with two large stones overlaid by a long and narrow to serve as the basis for the following. However sometimes it rebuild and pave the substrate.;)
 
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Of course, Greatwtehunter! If you observe well the upper left corner of the tank you can see there a filter. This setup was designed so to recreate the natural habitat it as realistic as possible! Thanks for the advice!
 
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