The Cute Axie Pictures Thread #2

My aquarium stands right next to my bed. It's 120cm long, so they have plenty of space. Still, this is what I tend to wake up to in the morning:

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...do you think they stare at me while I'm sleeping? o_O


And here's Dopey after eating a worm; aka extra red gills.

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Ahhh... nom nomz.
 
Here I am....looking like a stone so you won't spot me.....and then smiling for the camera! :happy:
 

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Most of my pics end up blurry but sometimes the blurry just... works :D lol

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Piggy lotl - messy eater :)

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<3 >o_o< <3
 
And some more......

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....Mortimer's had a rough day. I'll be posting something about it soon. Poor little guy. :/

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Dopey: I don't think she sees me... hehehe.
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Dopey: Sneak attack!!
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Hello world - this is my first post here :)
Here are 3 of our 6 cute Axobabies (meanwhile 2 months old - a bit younger on the picture); just nosy to see the (underwater) world.

Greetings,
Kacki
 

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Oh my, those cute faces! *Melting*
 
Kacki said:
Hello world - this is my first post here :)
Here are 3 of our 6 cute Axobabies (meanwhile 2 months old - a bit younger on the picture); just nosy to see the (underwater) world.

Greetings,
Kacki
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Cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute!
 
Kacki said:
Hello world - this is my first post here :)
Here are 3 of our 6 cute Axobabies (meanwhile 2 months old - a bit younger on the picture); just nosy to see the (underwater) world.

Greetings,
Kacki
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Oh my goodness. Such a sweet picture!
 
Nawwww too cute.. Those eyes! And that feed us look
 
Thanks @all :)

Here's one more of those cute smileys 3~:happy:~E
 

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My baby "Stumpy" demanding his breakfast :D
 

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I'm feeling watched....
 

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These babies are all so very much showered in cuteness <3
 
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