In the big tank

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I bit the bullet and put the two little guys in the big tank on Xmas day! They seem to be eating fine and have moved on to earthworms which is a bonus! My daughter was absolutely over the moon with them!
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The tank looks great, They must be so happy with all the room they have!
 
Just out of curiosity, what size tank is that?
 
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