Photo: Our New Axies!!

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Dubbed Pinky and Goldy for now. Playing in a clean tank with tummies stuffed full of earthworm. The water is a bit cloudy from cleaning as I've stirred up all the beneficial bacteria. I do apologise for the blurry pics. My camera isn't the greatest in the world. :p
The babies are about 2 months old and measure approx. 3 inches. Goldy is a bit of a cam hog lol, whilst PInky prefers to chillax without prying eyes. I will try to get some better quality pics in a little while. Give the tank time to settle and the cam could do with a good charge. :D
 

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Beautiful babies!! x x x
 
They look good, how about some nice hiding places for them axies love to go in and out of broken plant pots or similar.
 
Oooh Tis a brill idea. I've got a few plant pots about. :D They will love playing in them.
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More Baby Pics!!

The tank is settled back down. Will be stirring it up again soon though, I want to add hidey holes for the youngins. :blush: Don't know why I didn't think of doing it before. LOL!
 

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Finally Decent Piccies!!

I think I may have accidentally figured out how to work this goofy cam properly. :p
Here are some DECENT photos of my beautiful babies. Shtuffing their faces. Hee hee!!

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Aren't they gorgeous??

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Aw, very pretty little lotls. Can tell they have a very proud mum :p
 
Yes, lol, quite the proud Mommy. Have recently added hidey holes and more plants!
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They are BEAUTIFUL looking axies! I will suggest that there is a ton of sand in there. You should keep it around 1-2 inches. Sand that thick will become toxic for sure. I see bubbles in the sand so when removing the excess sand be sure to take the axies out first so you don't poison them:) but other then that looks good!
 
So you can put them together at 3 inches? I have a couple that are still separate, can I put them together? 2 are 3 inches, 1 is more than 2 inches
 
There lovely, yep another proud Mommy LOL :)
 
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