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cynthia
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Jude's gills are looking especially bouffant today, so I thought I would share.
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heather
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oooh he is beautiful Cynthia!!
mine have been lookig good lately too (knock on wood)
mine have been lookig good lately too (knock on wood)
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kim
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Wow, they are mad! Was Jude kept in very warm water?
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cynthia
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Their tank stays at 68 degrees fahrenheit
(20 celsius).
Jude's gills have always been a bit strange as far as structure; he/she has extra branches coming off the sides of the 3 main gill stocks.
The other two axolotls in the tank have nice fluffy gills, but Jude has the "biggest".
(I am not ready to sort Jude as he or she just yet lol)
(Message edited by cynorita on January 23, 2005)
(20 celsius).
Jude's gills have always been a bit strange as far as structure; he/she has extra branches coming off the sides of the 3 main gill stocks.
The other two axolotls in the tank have nice fluffy gills, but Jude has the "biggest".
(I am not ready to sort Jude as he or she just yet lol)
(Message edited by cynorita on January 23, 2005)
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eric
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Those branches look really cool, sorta like antlers or something. You should definately breed her 
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jarred
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Wow, those gills are huge. Those are some nice pics.
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cynthia
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Thanks everyone
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carl
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thats an awsome axo reel nice gills i agree you should breed i wonder what they would look like
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pamela
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Beautiful! Great smile too!
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