Fat axie at a nearby pet store!!

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vanessa

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One day I went to this pet store just 3-4 mins away from my home and couldn't see any axolotls until I found this FAT Golden Albino axolotl who had draped itself onto a plant with one rear foot holding onto the plant and the stupid petshop owner had put these two axolotls (other's a True Melanoid who's also fat) IN a tank WITH fishes!! (small goldfish or something I think?)
 
Guess that's why they're fat, eh? Makes a change from seeing the usual poorly, malnourished specimens that I always seem to see in pet shops.
 
Well thats good all the axies I see look so skinny and bad. Maybe they are feeder fish. Although a lot of people disagree with feeding axies feeder fish it is still common and not necessarily wrong although I don't do it.
 
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