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chilling on the rocks!
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Gretchen swimming along the top of the water. she thinks she is in the film Jaws.lol.
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Gustav with his head in the corner of the tank!bless him!
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gretchen's toe growing out of her other toe.lol.
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gretchen resting her 4+1 abnormal toes on gustav.
 
thank you
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i love her toes too.the other day she stood on her left hind leg with the rest of her legs floating and her face against the glass! she a right character!
 
Awww... those axies are so cute!! I like Gustav in the avatar, looks pretty funny.
 
looks like someone is blowing a hairdryer in his face and he is holding on for dear life!!!bless his cottons.
 
Nice looking axies Claire. I especially like the last picture. Gretchen looks like she's wrestling Gustav.
 
yeah she does tends to do that jarred! she is a meany to Gus! she has bitten a lil bit of his tail off!she is a nasty pasty!lol.
 
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