Pics of my little bunch

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Hi all,
I've had my Axies for a month, so I thought I'd post a few pictures. These were taken a few weeks ago. My, how they've grown!(except for the little runt!) axie1.jpg

axie2.jpg

axie8.jpg
 
They are adorable. And yes they do grow fast. Keep the pictures coming, we love seeing them.
 
Can you post more pictures of the one in the first photo?
 
The guy in the first pic is the runt. I have been having difficulty getting him to grow. He lost a front leg, a rear foot, and the end of his tail.
 
The limbs are slowly growing back, but I think the regeneration is stunting his adolescence. He eats, but just doesn't get any bigger. I have him isolated from the rest of the brutes to make it a bit easier for him.
 
They are all a very interesting colour, especially the little runt.
I am very keen to see their progress
 
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