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Baby axolotl won't stop floating.

Chak

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the lad is back up :) excuse the terrible quality
 
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Chak said:
Seems like it, yes. They aren't exactly touching the ground but it's not as severe as floating upside down and not being able to swim much. They're doing pretty good!
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feed that baby like crazy!!! keep me updated either here or on pms :)
 
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