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A couple recent photos of my axies. :rolleyes:
 

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Awwww what sweet faced cuties they are.

Jade
 
So adorable! I don't think it would be possible to not take home axolotls that look like those pair! They are the trouble causing, x50 tanks in your house, kind!
 
Is that a tortoise shell home that your little axolotl have?
 
thanks ya'll!

And yeah, it's a pretty small turtle shell. Beulah has about outgrown it though. I don't think I'm going to transfer it over to their new home when I put them together.
 
Growing up so fast. Pshh. I've had mine for like, a year now and its only gotten, like, two centimeters bigger. He's a little guy.
 
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