Buttercup moves in!

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sarah

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well, she finaly moved into the big tank with rap and daddy
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Daddy saw buttercup and ran straight into the cave (maybe hes shy,) while rap swam straight to her and welcomed her and now they follow eachother.

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rap and buttercup looking at each others reflection

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daddy hiding in the cave...maybe hes not ready to meet the new lady
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alll bless the little wuss ^_^ haha! How old are they all?
 
well rap is about a year and a half and butter cup is the same size so she might be the same.
daddy is about a year and 1 month.

oh and hes still hiding in the cave :p
 
that cave is for reptiles but it can also be used for fish. the problem is that when the axies release air, the bubbles after a while lift cave,lol, so i have to put a rock on top lol.
 
you could just drill realy small holes in the top of the cave how is that rock staying on top is it possible for it to fall
 
its stable, it wont fall.
i rock it now and then and it wont move.
plus rap like to stand on the rock with one leg and have the other 3 legs in the air :D looks like hes dancing or something
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(Message edited by DVSGAL on September 23, 2006)
 
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