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I finally put my newest axolotls i got from Velaria in the tank with my other axolotl... they love each other :D they still need names they are the pink ones and they are both pretty much identical now...any suggestions?
 

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theyre sooo pretty!! congrats with them ^^
i hoped my 2 axo's would get along... they dont fight or whatever but theyre avoiding eachother! i could have expected that with 2 females but hey... what else is new :p
 
They're both adorable! I can't wait for my other one to grow so I can put him in the same tank as my bigger one.
 
They are so cute =] Congrats on your new additions!
 
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