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Aztecx

Aztecx

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So I recently legged in to this site, so I want to say Hi :happy:
I have been researching axolotls for a few years now, and in September I got my first axie - a dark copper male named Chanti. (Short for Chantico, the name of an Aztec godess... I wanted him to be a girl :p). He is one year old. I want to get some more axies in the future, and maybe some other caudates as well.

I'm trying to add some pics of my axolotl, hopefully it will work :p
 

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