Baby axie with adults?

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Hey everyone! I just got my first baby axie and I’m so excited about his cute little face! He’s about 2.5 inches long and a real charmer. In my search for an axie I ran across a lady trying to get rid of her 2 adults. I wasn’t going to get them, but she showed me a picture and they look rough. I feel so bad for them that I am currently setting up a tank so that I can rescue them. I know my baby can’t go in their tank yet or he’ll become a snack, but how big does he need to be to go into the large track with the adults?
 
fire_newt said:
Hey everyone! I just got my first baby axie and I’m so excited about his cute little face! He’s about 2.5 inches long and a real charmer. In my search for an axie I ran across a lady trying to get rid of her 2 adults. I wasn’t going to get them, but she showed me a picture and they look rough. I feel so bad for them that I am currently setting up a tank so that I can rescue them. I know my baby can’t go in their tank yet or he’ll become a snack, but how big does he need to be to go into the large track with the adults?
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Generally, the rule is no more than a 2 inch size difference.
 
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