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Just wanted to post a massive thanks to Platterpus for the gorgeous axy that I picked up today. Definitely worth the fairly long drive.

We were really pleased to see people who were clearly very knowledgable and caring.

He handled the car trip very well and has settled in just fine. After his brief stint by himself, he will hopefully be joining Hernandez in a much bigger tank.

Thanks guys.

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Just look at those gills!
 
Those are beautiful gills and he has a lovely complection(sp?)

Are these your first Axolotl's?
 
He is gorgeous! Love those dark gills!
 
That is a lovely picture. Gills are fantastic:happy:
 
Wow, just like everyone else said, those are some amazing gills! Adorable.
 
tomkeogh said:
Those are beautiful gills and he has a lovely complection(sp?)

Are these your first Axolotl's?
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I got my first in Febuary, my second in March and now this one.

I'm well chuffed. Ate an earthworm when we got home. Took me over a week to get the other two onto them... bit of a prodigy.
 
Aw thanks...just got home and saw this message! So glad he has gone to a great home.
Hopefully he will grow into a monster like his other siblings. Keep us updated :D
 
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