Photo: Some Pics Of My Juveniles! (and a grass shrimp)

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Here are some pics of the axolotls that I kept. Check out the Grass Shrimp that caught an axolotl pellet!!!! That little shrimp has been living in there for months! He comes comes close but always escapes. :D
 

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Nice looking goldens. That first shot looks like your shrimp is about to become lunch! Nothing like an axolotl on the "hunt." ;)
 
The shrimp has met its fate....after months of eluding..... the axolotl prevails.
 
LOL sooner or later it was bound to happen RIP Mr Shrimp!
 
Nice axolotl. Do you only have 1?
 
hahahaha poor mn shrimp :p
it was destiny for sure but now the question...
what is your axy gonna hunt now? he/she lost a toy ;(
 
I have 9 axies total, 3 albino 6 gold....more pics to come!
As for the HUNT...they have been "hunting" worms... out my hand!!
I will be finding Mr. Shrimps replacement soon.
 
This is Casper.
 

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I love the golden one. Poor shrimp, lol. I think he already had several heart attacks after escaping every time. But I think one day..... axie has a nice snack :D
 
Some new pics...
 

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I love the gills on the third picture :D
 
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