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I've been consulting this site for months now, and even ordered my little lotl from a breeder on this forum, but I have yet to post anything.

I have a juvie freckled leucistic named Lady Lotl (hoping she turns out to be female, otherwise it'll be Lord Lotl) who is viciously adorable. She likes hunting the white clouds I used to cycle the tank (I picked up more because she seems to enjoy it so much) and frozen blood worms. I fed her her first earthworm today and didn't cut it up. She wrestled with it for a good 5 minutes and looked highly satisfied.

I've only had her for a few months, but I love her so much! I'm thinking of getting some other amphibious creatures but I'm not really sure what kind I want yet.
 
Kaini said:
white.... clouds????
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White cloud minnows.
Unless I have it completely wrong and the axie is eating marshmallows....:D

Welcome Redbaloonz, please pop over to the axolotl section a post a pic of your axie.
 
OH I knew that, I read that completely wrong, please excuse me LOL, Welcome!
 
redballoonz said:
I fed her her first earthworm today and didn't cut it up. She wrestled with it for a good 5 minutes and looked highly satisfied. I've only had her for a few months, but I love her so much!
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You sound exactly like me talking about my albino axie! Boris just LOVES his earthworms. And the way his head shaking lifts him off the ground as he wrestles with them is hilarious. LOL. :D
 
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