Puck and Elvira

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These are our two original axies, both purchased last year... Puck (leucistic) my girlfriend bought me as a surprise present... and Elvira followed a few months later... now we have 12 herps! We are eagerly awaiting Puck to 'become a man' - Elvira is a bit older and has laid eggs once at the pet shop before we got her.

They have completely different personalities - Puck is greedy but highly strung. Elvira is calm and loves to just sit and watch us through her tank. They are both good eaters.
 

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