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kim

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Well at last, after a 2 or so month hunt.. i've got it!

My very own golden... here s/he is. S/he is looking very nice and already has had a bite to eat of pellets and blood worms.

S/he is around 4inches, so only a baby.

I know the pic aint great, its only in a holding tank so i cant get a great pic...

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very cool, where did you get it in the end?

get lights yet?
 
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kim

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Colin,

I ordered it from Frosts garden/aquatics store. They had to order it in and 'as they are VERY hard to come by at the moment' it cost me £25! well, it cost my mum that he he he... early crimbo pressie!

The axie looks like someone has thrown a can of paint at it! lol

Got the light and its now fitted, so all is good now for plants!!.,.. well hopefully :D
 
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kim

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ok so i just introduced the new gold axie to my main tank.. as you can see from the pics below, crumble my wildtype wanted to see who was the new guy. But jynx just stayed under her log.

Sorry for the picture quailty its not very good as im using a camera i dont know how to use lol.

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