Such an impatient axie, and of course after picture time, the moment I tipped the tub to let her loose she takes off like a rocket.
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Why can't I capture those gills right?
I wish pictures did her gills justice.
Such an impatient axie, and of course after picture time, the moment I tipped the tub to let her loose she takes off like a rocket.
Loki is ready and raring to go test out the new waters lol. I could hardly get a picture that wasn't completely blurry, she so excited.
My attempt at measuring. But every time I tried to set the ruler in with her she'd try to munch on it haha. Which meant no sitting still and no straig
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Such an impatient axie, and of course after picture time, the moment I tipped the tub to let her loose she takes off like a rocket.

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Lol she really did. After floating in the tub for a while, where she was squiggling around like mad, I lowered the tub into the water so she could float out in her own time. And BAM, she torpedo-ed off and smacked right into the driftwood across the tank, she was so excited.
 
Tiger mom Tammy
Heh heh. Torpedo-ed off! She needs to cool those jets! That's cool though. My tigers look pretty kick back but they shimmy out of a situation if they want to, real quick!
 

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