lexy.danielle
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Hii im just wondering if someone can tell me if shes big enough for sand
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Is she big enough for sand?
- Thread starter lexy.danielle
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Hii im just wondering if someone can tell me if shes big enough for sand
AMurry24537
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How long is she? It's hard to tell scale from this picture.
lexy.danielle
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I just measured her i would say 5 in a half 6 inches
AMurry24537
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In that case, yes, you could probably use sand, but be sure that it is very fine sand!
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