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Problem with my t?

Kymura

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Ok thx I wanted to go with the big enclosure bucuse it's my only t so I don't need room and it was only 2 dollars more that the 5 gallon one this is a 10 so why not get it
Honey fill it up on one side with substrate like a big hill, that will cut down the space and you can half bury her hide in it so it looks like she burrowed into the hill. save getting a new enclosure.
 

Cameron Ferguson

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Here is a pic of her abdomen it looks a lot darker then when I go her 2 weeks ago
 

Phil

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Sounds like s/he is settling in now. If the tank still seems big and a little bare, put some plants (I prefer artificial) and some cork or bogwood etc to give the little un something nice to look at. I know they can have yje basics without any issues but I prefer to have a nice display tank too as often they don't come out so you need something to look at......lol @Enn49 suggestion for variable substrate height also helps with "the look".
 

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