All my axies!

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matthew

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So now I have four - here are the kids.

Gaara:

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Moopy:

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Party Boy

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Mamba (so young, only 4 inches long - if that!)

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Party Boy was delivered by the stork last wednesday - Mamba actually comes from the same brood but must be the runt - at any rate I picked him up today.
 
They all look great- Moopy looks really similar to my Carlito. It's great sand that you used in the tank.
 
hehehehehhehe! Remember that I will come and steal your Moopy oneday!
 
Lol I think its the sand used in making cement, ironically enough. It was laying around in the floor of my garage for 6 years before I finally found a use for it :p

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Bad Morrissey! Don't make me lock you under the stairs again!
 
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