My guys! Pictures taken from inside the tank water!

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I decided that now Athena and Aristotle have settled in I would take pictures with my waterproof camera. They aren't shy at all and don't even get scared of the tank hoover so they wern't bothered by me taking photos. I thought I would share a few here. The one of them kissing was taken from outside of the tank.
 

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Thoughs are some nice pics, there very clear. Nice looking axies.
Sam:happy:
 
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