The Cute Axie Pictures Thread #2

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Thank you for the compliment :)

That's my unplanned egg :D

I absolutely adore both my axies,
but given all my original axie went through...
•being sold as a bonus egg on a plant for a Betta tank!
•leaping from tank 5' above tiles 0.0
•breaking arm >_<
•having arm amputated O.O

He/She has grown up to be a very healthy cutie patootie :D

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I just love the color!!
 
I just love the color!!

What colour is it???
I don't know how to describe him! 0.0
When it was small I asked & consensus was leucistic.... Now I'm not so sure o_O

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He's a sweet axie & gave me my first 'ninja bite' today when I went to move his plant :D sooooo cute I had to lol



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What colour is it???
I don't know how to describe him! 0.0
When it was small I asked & consensus was leucistic.... Now I'm not so sure o_O

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He's a sweet axie & gave me my first 'ninja bite' today when I went to move his plant :D sooooo cute I had to lol



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He looks like a lighter colored wildtype? That's my closest guess. Just gorgeous, though. I love it.

I guess I could kind of see from the black eyes why someone might guess leucistic, but isn't it unusual for them to have that much pigment?
 
What colour is it???
I don't know how to describe him! 0.0
When it was small I asked & consensus was leucistic.... Now I'm not so sure o_O




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I wouldn't say leucistic at all.
Does he have a kind of shiny ring around his eye? If so, my guess is wild type. If not, I'm guessing a lighter melanoid. Correct me if I'm wrong (I'm still an amateur with axolotl colorations and genetics), but I'm fairly sure melanoids lack the "shiny" iridophores that a wild type axolotl would have.
Either way, he's gorgeous. Let me know if he ever contributes to making babies :p

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What is the name o that plant behind your gorgeous? I want some of thos but when i say plants that look like bamboo people lok at me like im crazy ha x

It looks like "lucky bamboo"(that's what its sold as locally)....so yeah,bamboo :)

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It looks like "lucky bamboo"(that's what its sold as locally)....so yeah,bamboo :)

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So im not the crazy bamboo plant lady no more coz technically i was right, i will keep searching thanks xx
 
My copper cuties! Love them.
 

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I wouldn't say leucistic at all.
Does he have a kind of shiny ring around his eye? If so, my guess is wild type. If not, I'm guessing a lighter melanoid. Correct me if I'm wrong (I'm still an amateur with axolotl colorations and genetics), but I'm fairly sure melanoids lack the "shiny" iridophores that a wild type axolotl would have.
Either way, he's gorgeous. Let me know if he ever contributes to making babies :p

Edited because I forgot how to spell.

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I've never noticed the ring on my little one. Although his colour seems to be getting more purple every day :)

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I think it's easier to see the ring on my other wild type axie.

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The little one has changed a lot since I first asked :)

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I'm in Australia so even if he/she makes baby axies - I couldn't get them to you :( sorry



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They're so gorgeous
 
Just thought i'd share this awesome photo of C3P0 that my friend(and soon to be axie owner) gwen took....she caught him admiring himself.
 

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Just thought i'd share this awesome photo of C3P0 that my friend(and soon to be axie owner) gwen took....she caught him admiring himself.

I'm loving the name sooooo much :D

(I'm such a Star Wars geek :eek: lol)





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Shannamarie,


What a beauty golden you have :happy:
I always catch my axies like that, looking thenselves, as they using the aquarium glass as mirror :D
 
Here are some old photos of my axies...

First one is a photo of Bela (golden) and Pierre (pink)
Pierre was sold to a friend, but Bela is still with me ^^

Second photo is Bela when she was 7 months

Third photo is my wild type female called "Freda" when she was a baby :)
 

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Wow, those gills are huge :D
 
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