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Photo: Meet Peach, the golden albino!

SammyTheLotus

SammyTheLotus

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Hi everyone,
Just got a new little Axie today! :) I've been looking for a golden albino for ages so when my LFS had one there today I jumped at the chance!
This is Peach! Only about two inches long and super super cute, I'm dying over the irridophores in his little body, face and gills!
Please give him lots of love. :)
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Donna001

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Peach is just perfect. :happy:
What a lovely looking little one, you must be so pleased to have seen him at your LFS.
Sending lots of love to Peach and looking forward to seeing lots of pictures. :D
 
AmberLouiseT

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Peach is so adorable!! Look at the little upside-down horse-shoe shape irridiphore on his/her head in these pics! Just beautiful.
I agree with Donna, I'm really looking forward to seeing lots of pictures :D
 
Takuwan

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SO CUTE! I would love a golden axie someday. Peach is such a good name. I love it when they're little and you can see their shiny brain!
 
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