Lianne
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I was wondering who had the oldest axie on here Also I'm very curious to see pics of your grandma's and grandpa's!
my little guy is 25! perhaps older, my mother got him as a fully developed adult when she was 10, she's now 35 and he's still alive and plodding along!
WHAAAAAAAAT!!!?my little guy is 25! perhaps older, my mother got him as a fully developed adult when she was 10, she's now 35 and he's still alive and plodding along!
Now that you point it out, I’m curious are they possibly hiding or did he have more prominent gills when he was younger?uhh why is that axolotl missing its gills im worried it morphed
it may be fake tho its probaly just that there liying about ageNow that you point it out, I’m curious are they possibly hiding or did he have more prominent gills when he was younger?
Not a good idea to accuse other forumn members of lying even if the post is from 2016. Twenty five is an exceptional age for an axolotl, i know two keepers with axolotl over twenty so its not unbelievable for axolotl to live so long. As axolotl age they can lose gills, develop odd bumps, lumps and colour patches. I recently lost two fifteen year olds, one was immaculate , the other looked like i found him in a skip.it may be fake tho its probaly just that there liying about age