Help!!! Sick axies?

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Axolobsessive93

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I got my two new additions last Thursday and despite a very stressful shipping experience they both arrived alive and well they are both about 5 inches long now and eat regularly and are very active but I've noticed since I put them in their new tank they havnt pooped at all which is worrying me.
 

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My juvies (which are around that size) don't poop every day. Maybe every 3-4 days? Probably by the time you see this, they will have pooped. :)
 
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