Photo: One excited Axie

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The kids got a giant blow up worm with a party bag recently. My daughter was playing with it beside the tank. When i noticed a rather excited animal looking at it! Lol :D
 

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Haha! I know axies can be kinda ambitious when it comes to food, butI'd like to ser one tackle a worm that size!
 
Oh my gosh, your post made me chuckle and totally made my night :D
So adorable lol
 
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