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Jordan,
I think it is pretty universally accepted that it is in poor taste, or at least pushing the envelope ethically to use someone else’s animals and photographs without their permission (ie. your avatar). I was actually planning to use that photo for my own. I know some people may think they are just axolotls, but I have put a lot of time and energy into mine and I'm quite proud of them.
 
Sorry Riley, i didn't know that i couldn't use it because you sent it to me so i figured i could. Its good that your proud of your axies and im sorry for using them. And Nathan, why do you even have to say anything?
 
Thats good. BY the way Riley, do you know what sex the axolotl I'm getting from you is? Or how old it is?
 
Why is this on the forum? You all have email and seem to know each other, so why not use it if you have a problem?
 
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