Photo: Spongebob and Squidward :)

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Here are a few more recent pictures of my Axies Spongebob and Squidward and a pic of them from the day I bought them home from the pet shop 7 months ago :) <3

Photo 1: As babies
Photo 2: All grown up (Squidward on the right, Spongebob on the left)
Photo 3: Spongebob (sorry forgot to flip it)
Photo 4: Squidward enjoy her dinner
 

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Awww look that them :happy: They have grown a LOT and such beautiful long gills. Well done but umm... :confused: just how on earth do you tell them apart :confused:
 
How cute. :)

I would say Spongebob has a slightly narrower head, and a little longer. Not sure if it's the angle - I wouldn't be able to tell in IRL. Just trying to sound like I know what I'm talking about haha.

Is it like identical twins? They look the same, until you get to know them, then there appears to be obvious differences?
 
MereB said:
Awww look that them :happy: They have grown a LOT and such beautiful long gills. Well done but umm... :confused: just how on earth do you tell them apart :confused:
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Banana said:
How cute. :)

I would say Spongebob has a slightly narrower head, and a little longer. Not sure if it's the angle - I wouldn't be able to tell in IRL. Just trying to sound like I know what I'm talking about haha.

Is it like identical twins? They look the same, until you get to know them, then there appears to be obvious differences?
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hehe yeah it was a bit like identical twins at first but they both have different characteristics plus now they have matured one has turned out to be a boy and the other a girl and Spongebob being a boy isn't hard to miss :)
Also Spongebob has a few more white speckles on him than Squidward does if I only see them face on thats the easiest way to tell
 
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