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Hi all,

I just wanted to introduce my axolotls that I keep in my classroom. I never named them, I just call them the fearsome foursome.

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I like your first pic. What sweet faces these guys have. :)

I am also curious... four axies is a lot for one tank, how big is yours? I have heard of people keeping three in a 55 gallon, but any more than that seems like it would be a real pain to clean (but I have short arms).
 
Very cute!!! I love how wild types have those purplish gills!
 
The first picture is intense :O ! I like it!
 
hi

i love there pink bellies

lea
 
Haha that first picture is priceless. funny creatures :-D
 
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