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My Dragoon II (new axie from this monday)

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vanessa

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Here's two pics of my cutie!!
He wouldn't even stay still when my dad tried to take a picture of him!! He's pretty active all day long except at 5-6 in the morning!
+++ jpeg +++ 30661 +++ Dragoon II +++

(Message edited by Dragoon on February 10, 2005)
 
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sharn

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wow what a pretty axie! i love the colour of it!! the second photo looks AWESOME!!! looks like his eyes are glowing. wish i could find one that colour
 
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kim

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Vanessa,

Thats a very nice axie, I have one the same as him... she started off with the name cheese as she look like a bit, But I've now settled on Milkybar!
 
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vanessa

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I like it when he swims, he folds back his gills. Actually... I'm not too sure if it's a he... Dragoon II's already have black tips on his toe of which some people says that it's supposed to be sexually mature or something?
His eyes glowed when the camera's flash goes off.

(Message edited by Dragoon on February 11, 2005)
 
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brian

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The glowing eyes thing is really neat. All albino animals' eyes do that in camera flashes. I think it's a cool effect, but I know people who refuse to buy albino animals because their eyes really creep them out!
 
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jarred

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Great pictures Vannessa. Black toes on albino's and leucys usually indicate sexual maturity. Oh and I notice you have small gravel. Do you have problems with your axolotls swallowing it?
 
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vanessa

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Um... Dragoon II actually spits them out once he 'filtered' the Brine Shrimps out like a Whale with their Baleen Plates. I hope none's eaten though but he's pretty funny when the next day I got up and looked at his tank... the gravels got pushed up into a mound nearly revealing the Under Gravel filter bottom part!! I flatten them anyway.
 
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