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Photo: New addition to my Axie family

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Just like to introduce Mocha the new brother or sister to my ever growing axolotl "tribe".

Tequila, Boofhead, Kiren, Corona, Marloo and Tiger welcomed there new sibling yesterday and they all seam happy and content.

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Gorgeous as always!

6ft tank? Wow, your axies would LOVE that (and the 3ft)!
I so want to get a 6ft now... now I just need 6feet of space. :D
 
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iChris said:
looking good! if you dont mind my asking, were did you get your new addition from?
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Thanks chris, well I actually was at city farmers getting puppy food for my choc lab, and just browsing and saw mocha, i thought the colour cute, but walked off and got more dog stuff, but on impulse bought her, lol, cant help myself :wink:
 
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haha I always do that too, I always end up buying axie stuff even if im not looking for it.

you should take a look at aquotix aquariums in canning vale, they have a indoor axie pond there.
 
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iChris said:
haha I always do that too, I always end up buying axie stuff even if im not looking for it.

you should take a look at aquotix aquariums in canning vale, they have a indoor axie pond there.
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hehe They had a couple of Axanthic albinos in there last week, in pretty good condition. I almost bought one BUT I have NO tanks empty AND axie friendly to quarantine it in :sad: so had to walk away
 
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