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Rukia

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Just introducing myself and my Axolotls.
I live in Queensland Australia and I have two axies
A leucistic male called Ryújin and Melanoid female called Kiyo.
They are named after Japanese dragons.
I am having trouble attaching their photos from my phone. But they are in my gallery which is public.
I have an issue with Kiyo, but I will put that in the right forum :happy:
Well, that's me saying hi
Rukia

http://www.caudata.org/forum/members/rukia-albums-my-axolotls.html
 
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