My axies making friends

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Hi everyone here is a very sweet pic of my axies making friends.

Big Ben and London eye (my son picked there names) moved in to a larger tank where they needed to make friends with my leucistic

This pic is so sweet with Big Ben and Doc sharing alittle moment together :D
 

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I really love this picture. :lick:
 
Now isn't that so sweet :D

I have a soft heart for Big Ben and London eye after reading your other posts about these 2 babies.

They are looking great still liking the gold colouring in their black bodies.

Doc seems to like his new tank mates :happy:

Keep the pic's coming of these cuties
 
now THAT is adorable!

i'm away from home with work and i'm missing my lotls terribly!
 
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