Introducing Leah :)

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Hello everyone, i thought i would post a few pictures of my new axolotl which i have named Leah as she is a female :) She is pretty big and a bit of a bully :p so she has her own tank. I only got her this morning but i think shes going like her new home.

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Pretty chunky baby! Where'd you get her?
 
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