my suvattii

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matt28781
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my suvattii

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finally started digging into the sand a few days ago. please click the thumbs.

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Re: my suvattii

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Looks very comfy!
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Mine stopped doing that after a short time, as he found out that food comes from above :wink: He has gotten really lazy.
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Re: my suvattii

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yea he doesnt really do it for long maybe for 20mins at most but its good to see him finally getting used to the tank and not pacing the glass.
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