Axolotlee babies

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Hi a am a newbie to the axie world I just had eggs from two lovely blue gills my first set. They are now in separate tanks. I don't know what to do with the babies but they will be ready to go to new homes in a few months if all turns out well. Glad to be new to this site and connect with other axie lovers
 
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