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Kerry1968

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Hello, here are some photos of my tank and Lexi and Lottie.
 

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Looks great Kerry!

And I've said it before and I'll say it again - what pretty axolotls!

Cheers Jacq.
 
Thats a really lovely tank, and a nice healthy axie
I particularly like picture 2... 4 axies for the price of one :D
 
Thats a great tank!
I really have to save for a better set up...
:D
 
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