Introducing my first Axie...Randall :)

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I just got him yesterday from Kats Aquatics :) He arrived in one day happy and healthy! He is very curious. But I have had a hard time getting a good pic of him because everytime I decide to take a picture he's hiding in his cave. I'll upload some better pics of him later. He's so cute!
 

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Here is a better pic :)
 

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