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Binditheaxolotl

Binditheaxolotl

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While at my local community aid today, I picked up a cute little pumpkin jar sort of thing, with a removable top which is the stem. It’s obviously painted, and it feels like some sort of stone. Could I put this in my axolotls tank for halloween? There’s no sign of any paint chipping, and I would clean it with hot water and vinegar. I don’t know if it would hurt my lotl or not? It’s probably acrylic paint or some sort or stone paint? Thanks!
 
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