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topher

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can a young axie and an older axie live together i was thinking of getting and axie from ward since website they said i can pick the colour but couldn't pick the age so i am sure it will be young what should i do if i get it
 
They can, as long as the older axie doesn't see the younger one as a tasty snack.
 
i think you are better of to keep the younger one in its own tank untill it gets bigger or just put a tank divider in. you could try put them together but if the bigger one snaps at the younger one put a divider in or something.
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i think you could Topher, well at least give it a try. I think you should just keep a careful eye on them though, see how they react to each other.
just my 2 cents...

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It should be fine. In the first 2 days my young axie had his arm bitten off, so i seperated them. Due to lack of space however they are back in together and theyve been fine for 4 months now.
 
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