Photo: Here are my axies :)

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Here are some pics of my axies!!
General hasigowa- adult female dirty face Leucistic
Sushi- gold albino, adult male
Lucy- adult female leucistic
Cao- adult female dark melanoid :)

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Re: Hereare my axies :)

Nice axies, but please take that gravel out of the tank as it will cause problems when they eat it :(
 
pookiewn said:
Nice axies, but please take that gravel out of the tank as it will cause problems when they eat it :(
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I second this...

Gravel is not recommended & there are many threads on here about the dangers & awful realities of ingestion. It's not worth the risk - you cannot stop them from eating it - no matter how you feed them their natural instinct is to forage :(

They are all lovely - I would hate them to suffer with gravel building up in their guts. You'd be amazed how much gravel they would produce (regurgitation/ eventually pooped out) if you put them onto bare bottomed tank.



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