Squiggles Finding her new hides <3

Zenna

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I put a little floaty log hide in the tank for squiggles, and it was so cute :) I looked over and just saw a little tail poking out :p So i went and took pics <3 I thought they were cute so i figured i'd share.
 

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Uber cute.. looks like she loves it already
 
Oooh, that's a betta log right? Never thought of giving it to an axolotl! So cute! X3
 
Haha Yeah i think it is a betta log, im not sure, it just came with one of my tanks :) And so i washed it and put it in, and squiggles absolutely loves it! :)
 
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