polymer clay axolotl hide!

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here’s my hide work in progress, it’s quite large and meant to resemble a bit of coral. i plan on adding more little pores soon, then grieing it so it’s nice and smooth for my girl jello!!
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thats pretty epic!! i didnt know you can use polymer clay. thats pretty cool!
 
aw thanks! i’ve used it before with no problem, it actually grows algae really well for shrimp if you’re interested :)
 
sounds like i might be making some custom hides! :D
 
finished and placed in her tank!
keep in mind the setup is temporary at best and she is moving out soon, ergo fake plants
also, ignore the biofilm on the driftwood
 

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oof, you may want to do a water change and transition into bare bottom, just a suggestion because when I got rid of my sand it made my tank waaayyy less cloudy
 
BrodieBAxolotls said:
oof, you may want to do a water change and transition into bare bottom, just a suggestion because when I got rid of my sand it made my tank waaayyy less cloudy
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she’s ridiculous and her tank is always cloudy despite frequent water changes :/
 
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