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here are some pictures of my tank , sorry about the quality of the pictures but their were taken from a litlle home movie that I was making...

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(Message edited by jennewt on March 09, 2006)
 
your tank is just beautiful, it looks like an enchanted forest, very nice
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your tank is like an amazon underwater jungle, your axies must be very happy! i just adore the last photo of your wild type axie! he/she looks very tough!! lovely tank!
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Very nice set up. Its like a rainforest axie play house LOL

Looks good, axies look happy
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tank looks great from what u can see of it
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do u have any full tank pics ?
looks very natural...
 
Thanks for all your comments,I will try to post some better pictures.
And I have all of my tanks really natural always with live plants, snails, live daphnias that I breed,blood and black worms that I breed too , my source of food is endless cause I breed, earthworms, crickets, blood and black worms, daphnia, I like to keep it all in the house, you never know what you are buying from the pet stores.
 
here are some more pics the first one is one of my favourites axies I know Ishouldn´t have one but I just loooove this guy he´s Vulcano, the second is from one of my males Marley and the third I´ve tried to get a full pict of the tank Rob and this was the best I could cause my camera is in bad shape at the moment
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Awesome homestead! Are those plants real- and if so what are they "attached" to??
thanks!

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Yes they are real, and the plants are just fixed under the rocks, with no strings just under the rocks.
 
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