T.weichowensis tank

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I enjoyed building it. I'll hope you like it
 

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Are eight at the moment, about seven to ten cm. When they grow I,ll divide the group in two terrariums
 
These are my babys
 

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Extraordinary tank, it is a very original design! I hope you have great success with this species in the future :D

Evan
 
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