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Hi all, its been a very long time since I last posted. Weve been busy building a new home!
I know there were a couple of members that I promised to keep updated on my 2 very slow growing axies. Well Ever and Gray are now 14 months old, still very small (about 15cms) but are wonderful in all other regards. They eat more than any of my other axies and havent had any health issues. They have just settled in to their new 4ft tank which looks huge compared to these little guys. I still have no idea what colour to call them:confused:. Any input would be really appreciated.
 

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I call that colour "cutie patootie" :)

Sorry that wasn't very helpful - but that is a very pretty axie :D



<3 >o_o< <3
 
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