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Soloman's neighbour.lol.

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claire

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this is the axie larvae that lived in the tub next to Soloman that died!not naming him coz he will die!lol.
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enjoy.if you look closely you can see his front legs on the floor!so cute when he swims.lol.i saw him push them back while he swam so he could push himself forward in mid water!lol.
 
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anne-marie

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Gosh, looking at that photo takes me back
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. Its amazing when you compare the tiny larvae with the full grown product. How many larvae do you have Claire? Are you buying them or are they Gustav + Gretchen?
 
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claire

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i have 3 older larvae from my 1st batch and around 15 younger ones from my 2nd batch.i want to keep one of the leucistic ones.ive been selling them at this age but im now going to wait til they have all legs and sell them.this is because i can get a bit more money for them at that size and with that money ill be getting a much bigger tank for them
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