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aymeh21

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I have moved my two juveniles into a temporary ten gallon. They seem much happier now that they aren't hanging out in boring and bland plastic containers all day. Me and my boyfriend will be starting on building our own tank for them soon. We're thinking of making something comparable to a 55 gallon. This way we can build a stand to hold both of our 55's in one place. We need a bigger place!! :eek:
 

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