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Copper axolotl with bad manners

Margie

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This is one of my copper juveniles. Please forgive his bad manners in flipping me the bird. I guess he didn't like having his picture taken.
 

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I guess these little guys always have a way of making their feelings known. :happy:
He is gorgeous. :D
Amongst my gang I have 2 juvenile coppers. I really like the colours. :happy:
 
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