Tank Change, wat you think *pic inside*

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here is my old tank with large 1-1.4 inch white pebbles. it housed one male white albino axie. the tank is around 2x1x1.5 foot.
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Then i decided to get him a female companion. I got him one the same age (5-6 months) and roughly the same size(15cm). i got him a golden albino, which would look nice in the new set up.
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i added a synthetic hollow tunnel log to the tank, changed the substrate to black sand/finely crushed marbel and added afew extra plants.

SO i want to know your opinions about the change and what you guys think is gud or bad etc.
thanks
 
Looks good with the dark sand,and the log is great with the rounded edges,it looks real.Do you worry about having your tank on a chair?Earthquake/knock off risk?
 
lol, its not on a chair its on a small table and i will change it later when i find a table, dont worry no earthquakes in aus, lol.
 
I like the newer tank. Looks much bigger too with the black sand
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thanks, and i think squidy likes it but the female im not sure, only had her for 3days.
 
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