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Just wanted to post photos of my beautiful Axies Beans (Wild type) and Lilly (Luecistic). Also interested in seeing others :D
 

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Beans was a rescue who had her front right toes chewed off only 2 left. Her gills were chewed and her tail was gone when I got her. She was my first Axolotl, I then got Lilly about 2 months later Beans was scared at their first encounter since she was beat up before by other axolotls but they are now best of friends. Lilly is a fat cake who NEVER stops eating. Ive read axies wont eat till they blow up but I think she would I could feed her 6 crickets a day and blood worms and an earth worm. Shes a piggy pig face! I love axolotls they are the coolest creatures ever!
 
Harley my male. Dad to over 130 babies that I'm rearing at the moment. Stardust my smaller male but definitely not in his man regions :ha:
 

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Toothless my sub adult female

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And my speck and levi (like leviathan) speck is my leucistic and levi is my golden albino
 
heres my axolotls
small yellow:eek:nix
big white:tiny tim
mild black:eek:xodle
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olive....
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.... and fish
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my wonderful little monster Sully!
 

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