New axies new tank.

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One of those had a floating problem but now it's OK.
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Nice setup. I like you you piled the rocks to make their caves, it looks great. Also, cool axies, how old are they?
 
I have those since the end of december and really have no idea how old they can be?
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But they are around 15cm long...
Is it possible to know how old are they?
 
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