My guy and his setup

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Here's my guy Asheron, and his 10gallon tank. The gravel will soon be replaced by sand. Only one store in my area carries it, and so i have to drive out there. Please note, the fish are now breakfast for my friends turtle.
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sorry to say this, but your axie seamed to eat gravel, he is all swollen up, and there are huge lumps on his stomach, I hope I´m wrong but if it is you better remove him from that tank until you have the sand, or just remove the gravel.
 
lol, no, you're right. he's a big gravel eater, but he regurgitates them later. i'll take out the gravel now though, till i can get the sand. thanks for input
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Not all the gravel would come out , and he could get constipation, I would be worried, if I was you.
 
hmm... okay, so i moved him out of the tank, and he's in a temporary holder for now. is there anyway i can help him get rid of the rocks? he's still swimmin fine...
 
the best thibg it to let nature take its turn and he will get rid of them in his fecies
 
I heard you can put him in the fridge - not sure, though - i'm just a beginner - mines in the fridge and she hasn't pooed yet!

Sorry for grossness
 
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