My first Axies

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I got my first 2 axolotl's this weekend - "Puckles" and "Axel" ... here is "Puckles" lounging in her new tank.
 

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Beautiful. And again I just love the look of black sand. Makes me wish I had gone with black sand instead of plain old white.
 
Axel is a wild colour, so he's very hard to see against the black sand ... I kinda wish I'd gotten two light coloured axies. But I chose the best of both.
 
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