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rickard
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Hi! Im just wondering if there is something wrong with his gills!? They aren´t "bushy" at all and from time to time they look very pale..
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shaun
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Mine are exactly like that! Has your axie been going up for air a lot recently? If that's the case then I reckon it's because it's using it's gills less. I think we need to oxygenate the tank more using airstones etc. to stop them needing to go up so much...
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rickard
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My thank is right in front of me when I sit in front of the computer, and iv´e been sitting here all day long so i can watch every movement that V does 
I think he has been up for air for aprox 5 times today. Hmm, maybe so.. I shall try and see if there is any difference in one week from now
I think he has been up for air for aprox 5 times today. Hmm, maybe so.. I shall try and see if there is any difference in one week from now
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anna
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I dont think there is ne thing wrong with V's gills. I think when the gills are very bushy it means there isnt much oxygen and when they arent very bushy it means that there is lots of oxygen. Or is it the other way around? Either way, 5 times in a day isnt an unusual ammount for an axie to go up for air.
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rickard
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It´s true what you say. But today hi´s been up for air like 50 times. :S Crazy..
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lorie
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hhehe it might turn all salermandery
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stewart
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All axies have diferent shaped and sized gills so there's probebly nothing wrong