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Hi guys!!

took this pictures and wanted you to meet my babies!!
They are healthy and eating well, water parameters fine and havent had trouble in keeping the
water cool.

Had a coupple of issues because my excitement took away my common sense at first, but with
all your help they are doing great!! Thanks guys!!
 

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Hi Celeste,

Great looking axies and habitat, I'm really liking the structure looks kind of aztec or mayan very appropriate for a mexican axolotl. Well done.
 
Its a hobbit house.
 
Very nice axies and tank.Great little house,it looks like they like hanging off it too.:happy:
 
Thanks for the feedback guys!! Im glad you like it... I was thinking, it could be a prehispanic hobbit house? hehehehe
 
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