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amy

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last night i was mothering the axie eggs and the fish and i think the axies felt a little neglected because when i looked back at them they were all walking on their front legs with their bums in the air! all 3 of them! it didnt look like a proper medical problem and theres no problem with oxygen so i guess they were just trying to get my attention. plus when i went over to see them they all put all four legs on the sand again without burping or anything. are axies known to do this for attention? oh, it was so adorable!
 
I don't think they do that for attention. Perhaps they all had gas from what they had eaten last?
 
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