My Wildtype and Albino Axie Video HD

Kurant

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Hello !

So, I will like to post a video of two of my axies.
I recorded this video yesterday when I was cleaning, I recorded on HD, so i guess is kind of nice to see.
(I am not sure if this thread goes here, please move it, if it doesnt).


Well, I hope you like it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMzR_adoVao


Greetings !
 
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Video isn't working for me :/ whenever I click play it open a new video which doesn't load... although I'm not sure why it's opening a new window, since it embedded!
 
Works for me, but that looks more like a melanoid to me as opposed to a wild-type.
 
Cute! Makes me miss my wild type. I had to move across country and didn't want to risk him traveling, so I gave him to a friend who is taking great care of him.

Yours are adorable :)
 
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