My wonderful chimera <3

Just one more picture, because he/she is zo beautiful <3
 

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Can you start an album with your pictures and update it as she / he grows?....your little axie is beautiful.
 
Its a custom made tank indeed, 160x60x60cm
 
He's so cute its not funny! SQUEE!
 
Wow, he's absolutely gorgeous! You're one lucky owner. Sadly, a lot of chimera axolotls don't live past their first couple months, but yours is doing wonderfully! Keep up the amazing care. c:
 
Prettiest chimera I've ever seen :D
 
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He (I'm guessing, not 100% sure yet) was staring at me this morning so I took a quick shot with my phone
 
Still gorgeous as ever! How is the little guy doing so far? :D
 
That is so beautiful!!! I love the way one half of his face is brown and the other half is white :happy:. You really got a special one there BramJ. Congrats!!! :D -Seth
 
I don't know if anyone has already said this but its kind of like Yin and Yang :yin-yang:. -Seth
 
Wow, what a gorgeous chimera!!! I'm so jealous.
 
I just saw this post and thought I would ask how it is doing? That is an amazing axolotl!!
 
Super little chap....so glad he appears to be thriving....more pics on his growth would be fab. :happy:
 
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