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Old 06-27-2009, 09:02 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Thanks for the comments . I didn't realize how much it had grown in until I looked back at the other pics in this thread :P. Yeah the snails are a little annoying but I am not too worried- I figure they will help keep the algae from taking over and hopefully if I ever stock the tank I can get rid of most of them.

Here are some of the other pics I took




As for my plans, I am going to trim off that one leaf of the crypt that is sticking out to the left, and maybe thinning out the grass in front of the crypt.
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