Happy lotl's together again :-)

Stacey87

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I recently had some trouble with my three axies fighting, so I had no other choice but to seperate them into seperate tanks, while I got a bigger one ready and cycled.
however I couldn't find one so I decided to build one myself, so I now have a nice big four foot tank with the three of them in all back together and happy again :)
 

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here we have, Bruce (wild type, because he looks like a shark) Dory (white albino, because she's a little ditsy) and then there's Gill (gold albino, who is always trying to escape or get as close to the waters surface as possible) very aptly named by my three year old nephew who loves finding nemo.
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Love the last pic with the "tower block" and that little face peeking out the end. It looks so cool :happy:
 
Dipsy66 said:
Love the last pic with the "tower block" and that little face peeking out the end. It looks so cool :happy:
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yeah that's the stage its at now, they love swimming in and out of the tubes, i just need to install my bubble bar and L.E.D lights then it will be finished :)
 
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