He is home!!!!!!!!!!!!

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isobel

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well after lots of water care he is home. thanks for your advise i tried peat and it worked. also added live fern and a moss ball which he loves moving round tank. fingers crossed for next few weeks.
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Wow isobel!! Its really come together!
looks great! Congrats or a beautiful tank!!
OH... and cute little axie!!
 
Wicked! I love it!Lucky axie.That ball of moss is cool,like tumbleweed,that fern over the tunnel looks cool too,well done!
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tank looks great and so does your axie he's got some nice gills
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tank looks great Isobel, very colourfull
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like the look of the mine shaft thingy, or thats what it looks like to me
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thanks he lost alot of his gills when the water went bad but they have seemed to start filling out again. the tunnel is made of rocks and he can get round the back and through the drift wood he spends most of his time attacking the fern as it moves, or trying to belly flop the moss ball. he is so funny im so glad he pulled through
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Those gills are HUGE!!! he looks amazing, and you provided him with a great tank!
 
im glad he pulled through too isobel.
Hes a very nice looking axie!
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Wow! That's a very pretty axie in a very pretty tank!Congrats!
 
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