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Splisyaxis

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Hi im bec. 3 weeks ago i took over 2 lovely axis that didnt have the best life at their old home. Saving up for a bigger tank for them. Super animal lover. Theyve both gotten plumper, now eat live food and slowly their gills are getting lusher. Also all the aggression they were displaying has stopped. I could watch them all day. Got all the hidy holes and sandy substrate they could want and plan to move tanks as soon as able.

Theyre about a year old but only about 2 inches long. I just feel theyre so small! im investing alot of tome and what money i have in to making their lives better. Just worried theyll always be wee!


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Hey sorry im very slow with replies! There is a couple pics of them on my profile of them. Ive got a tank that me and my boyfriend need to fix. We have our aquarium sillicon so they should be moved soon hopefully.
 
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