A friend for my axie ?

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antimoine

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Hi, I've got a nice 1 foot long wildtype axie and since I'm upgrading his tank to a 70x30x30cm I was wondering if he'd like to have a albino friend this time.

Is there anything I should be concerned about ?

thanks

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Just make sure you quarantine the new axie for 30days b4 putting him in with your axie, so your older axie doesn't get sick or pick up any illnesses. (So many times I have seen threads on here where people buy new axie companions and put them in with their healthy older axie only to find the new one has passed something on and made it sick!)
 
try to get an axie thats the closest size to your current wild type. this will reduce cannabilism. if your thinking about breeding make sure to get one of a different sex, if you dont want to end up with eggs all over the tank then get the same sex axie. and also as kapo mentioned, quarentine the new axie.
 
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