Welcome "OTTO"

Hey, congrats on ya new axie.

It is a she. It looks like a she.

She a cool looky axie. I like the golden albino types... I find they are always the biggest in size. (But that might just be from my investigations and interpretations)
 
Very cute
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I think it's a she too.
 
Great looking axie Mellisa. I'd be careful with that gravel of yours though, it looks like your axie could swallow that along with a mouthful of food pretty easily. This has happened to me so I'm just giving you an early warning, you may not be experiencing any problems with it though.
 
The pet shop said it was axie safe, but they have given me a bum steer once already! just to be safe i am training Otto to handfeed from the surface. Mel...
 
Very pretty Mellissa! Otto looks like a she to me at the moment too.
 
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