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new axolotl can any one tell us how old and what gender it is?

 
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Can't tell how big the axie is from this photo but it looks fairly small (between 3 and 4 inches maybe?) If that's the case it's a couple of months old and too young for sexing. If it's bigger than that we'd need to see a picture taken from above to venture a guess about it's gender. He looks good though. Have fun with him (her?).
 
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He/she/it really deserves that name! Lovely axie!
 
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We choose it because when we feed him(her) he(she) cuddles up to your hand and nussles you.
 
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They look okay to me like this. But I don't know for sure if they can be used when the axie is bigger.
 
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i like the name. it has a nice ring to it.

from your picture the rocks look fine.

brad:cool:
 
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