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My leucistic and albino Axies finally came!
 

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AWWW! So sweet, I had to laugh when I got to the third picture and you can see the scale. How gorgeous, I love the shiny tummy!

Congratulations!!
 
Thanks! I can't wait until they get bigger! How fast should they grow?
 
Tiiiiiny! You shouldn't want them to grow, everything is cuter in miniature!
 
Haha well I would like them to get bigger so they can eat bigger things and not eat so much. :D
 
They'll grow quickly. Expect around an inch a month.
 
Wow! They do grow fast.
 
I am VERY excited. These are the only Caudates I've had besides 3 N. Viridescens. I have Axo fever!
 
I like it when it's not viral. Then it would be a common pet, like fish, not an exotic pet. I enjoy being a wierd person with tons of exotic pets. :D
 
My goodness look at the fin on that little guy! Would love to see how these guys develop over time into big monster lotls! Congratulations on your new members of the family! =]
 
Erzs said:
My goodness look at the fin on that little guy! Would love to see how these guys develop over time into big monster lotls! Congratulations on your new members of the family! =]
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Thanks! Yeah I was quite surprised by the huge fin on the Axies. I wish I could get a picture of the albino but he was shy.
 
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