The Cute Axie Pictures Thread #2

Mizu said:
Group hug! ^^
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Looks more then just a group hug to me :p
 
Axie Stacks, that's how I call that.
 
I should be sleeping but this thread is addicting! All the cuteness :)
 
This picture doesn't really capture what I'm trying to show you, but Astrid's gills keep getting more beautiful. She is puzzling to me because she eats like a monster compared to my others and continues to grow and become more vibrant looking. Something seems to be different about her. She is much more aggressive, too. Any thoughts?

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Dolly is dancing her beautiful and graceful pirouettes while Tita and Kerli watch on enviously. They're too fat for this.
 

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Sharon, those pictures thoroughly cheered me up. I've had a terrible day and the forum is full of so many sad endings tonight that those cheeky, goofy pictures were lovely to see :)
 
mewsie said:
Sharon, those pictures thoroughly cheered me up. I've had a terrible day and the forum is full of so many sad endings tonight that those cheeky, goofy pictures were lovely to see :)
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I'm glad. I haven't been too active on here lately....I should probably see what's been going on. :(
 
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Stanley chasing his favorite toy--a lettuce leaf. Then tug o war. Then a comparison of now and when I got him 3 months ago.

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How about 'Bugsy'? He is making that face...

From 'Bugsy Malone' the ganster
"Yeah, my name's Bugsy, see... " :lol:
 
My recently renamed Cthulhu being his usual silly self. :happy:

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I swear I can have whole conversations with this little guy. He'll swim around at the surface and watch me intently, and occasionally he'll blow bubbles like he's trying to say something back. Such a cutie. :D
 
Ooh, another axie called Cake :) (Thinking about a different name though. It's a copper male, looking for a cute foid related name...)
 
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