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I rearrange stuff in my tank to keep it 'fresh' and to make sure my little friends are kept in optimal conditions. Sometimes I feel like they're prisoners and a change (however slight) is good for them. I may be wrong, but, I like to anyway. I take a ton of pics of my friends, but, not too many videos. I wanted to see what anyone thought and to just give a quick look at how happy my fishies are. I wish I could have captured BOTH fry in my tank, but, the one I found today is much smaller and doesn't come out of the castle. I actually found it when I was doing some maintenance (removing driftwood and partial water change).
Any tips, suggestions, complaints, free money, or comments in general are welcome.
I hope you enjoy!
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I just like my fish! [video]
