Pebble upgrade

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After seeing all the threads on size of pebbles/gravel I upgraded my substrate and replaced the smaller pebbles with larger ones after a field trip to the local river.

My axies seemed to approve of their new surroundings. Waiting at their food dish this morning for a feed.
 

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Nice tank, and beautiful wildtype :happy:
 
Yeah Howard is a cutie, and a camera hog!.

He has the longest fingers.

One in the moonlight :happy:
 

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Your tank looks great. well done. Howard has a cute smile
 
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