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Toothless the axolotl

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MrsAJ

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This is our axi baby. Bought him 7wks ago today and he was only about 10-11cm long. He’s now 16cm!!! He’s actually my son’s, but I’m besotted after wanting one since I was about 17.... we moved a lot though, so just wasn’t possible at the time....
 

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