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This was my overseas friend's reaction when seeing a photo of my axolotl (she is 15)
I thought it was really funny :wacko:


"......."quote Pat says:
OMG I LOVE IT
"......."quote Pat says:
IT HAS CORAL OUT OF ITS HEAD!
 
:D
When I brought my axolotls home and presented them
very proudly to my flatmates, they just asked me:
"What is THAT? What kind of fish?"
:D
And several of my online friends told me:
"Oh my god, I never have seen something like that"
or
"Interesting looking....things. Cute in a strange kind of way."
:D
People react a bit strange sometimes....
 
My brother-in-law says it looks like Predator mated with a frog.
 
My 3 year old niece saw them and goes " oh! baby dinosaurs!" lol
 
My mother screams every time she goes near them,
she thinks they look prehistorical
:errr::eek:
 
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