I hope I am doing good for having my first axie

sprouticus

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I get really worried and paranoid that he might get stressed or sick. So I’m always very meticulous with his water parameters, temp and such. Here’s photos of Sprout yesterday!! He is now 5 inches!! And i had brought him home this august!!
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Sprout looks very happy and healthy! You're doing a great job so far!
 
EmbryH said:
Sprout looks very happy and healthy! You're doing a great job so far!
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Thank you so much!! 😭 I always get so worried about him and because I know he’s very different from fish I always make sure his water is super clean!
 
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