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Axolotl hug!

crocodilesjaw

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One of my axolotls floated down on top of another by accident and her little arm landed in just the right spot to turn them into few-minute-pals :D
I thought it was super cute and managed to get a pic before they parted ways!
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Caesar

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Haha awww
We can all learn something from these precious axolotls :eek::p
 
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