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This is my first axie and my first post on this forum! Meet my little guy Moby! He is about 7" long and we estimate he's somewhere around 5 or 6 months old. His hobbies include eating, swimming through the windows of his house, and looking at his reflection in the side of his tank. I only have three pictures currently- for some reason most of them got deleted when I transferred phones :(

https://instagram.com/p/6fXqodM0I-/?taken-by=frenchhorncow

https://instagram.com/p/6c9TOzs0K9/?taken-by=frenchhorncow

https://instagram.com/p/4p07pHs0DE/?taken-by=frenchhorncow
 
Adorable little guy! I love his little yellow house :) I don't have any axolotls of my own yet, but I have raised a few tiger salamanders from water dogs. Got to love those little gill framed smiles!
 
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