EXCITED!!!!

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sarah

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I will be picking up a nice female today!!
i was supposed to get her yesterday but she laied eggs, and the petshop owner said that it will stress her too much if i took her to a new home straight after laying eggs.
Im still thinking of names!
 
got her!! and named her buttercup!
will post a pic up of her soon!
 
INTRODUCING..........
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BUTTERCUP......YaY!!!
 
She looks a little scared , if its possible for a axie to look scared.
 
she looks alot better today. she ate 2 worms today and now she follows me everytime i walk past the tank.
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Aww. Cute!
Um... why does she look... orange? Is it the lighting?
 
yeah the tanklight has a bit of color to it. since ive had her shes only pooped twice, shes not bloated tho and she eats a lot.
Just a bit concerned tho.
here is an update of her
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