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I'm new here. i got my fiance a baby axie a couple months ago and it is is so fun and interesting to watch. :D
 
Welcome!

I had a leuc axie myself until recently. They are wonderful creatures. Happy to say I still get photos and updates on how my lil one is doing :) nice to know she went to a loving home. Didn't want to put her through moving stress.

Love this forum, every question I've wanted an answer to has always already been asked so I don't post much.

What did your fiance name their axie? and what kind is it? :) post up some pics in the gallery when you can - am sure we'd all love to see the new arrival!
 
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