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Elliriyanna

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Today I welcomed home my first albino axie ... I was looking for a melanoid but unfortunately the breeder had none, I was more than happy to take this little one home though, he has a cycled 10 gallon all to himself. He is only about 1.5 inches









 
Thank you :) He doesn't know what to do with his new palace <3
 
I got him to eat :) and he is SO active :D

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Aww. It's so tiny. Look how big the hide is!
I still can't imagine how something so tiny can become so huge!
 
He already has such a great appetite :) We are feeding f/t bloodworms and live blackworms.

I can only imagine with the giant sallies they also start out so teeny and get MASSIVE. and anacondas .. geez.
 
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Awwh, he is so teeny! And look at those bloodworms in his belly!
They're selling 2 this size and colour at my LFS. I was so tempted to get them but having my two is hard enough work as it is!

I also love how Natsu (if the melanoid is Natsu) is looking at him, like, 'Y U so small?!'
 
Yes Natsu is my melanoid :)

It was a priceless moment... But thank goodness she is not an agressive eater.

They are difficult at this age, I am lucky the little one is such a good eater.
 
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