Photo: Axie Babies Getting Their Back Legs

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1) My BIG wild baby (one I am keeping)
2) My BIG golden albino baby (other one I am keeping) these 2 guys/girls are the biggest of my 10
3) My big 2 together (look at the little leg stumps) :D
4, 5 & 6 (my 2nd tub of 6 babies the middle sized guys)

I have another tub which has 2 smaller wilds in it, they are all fed the same just dont understand how 2 are so MASSIVE lol!!!
 

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Awww! Baby axolotls always melt my heart. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
 
Did you end up with any leucistics in the end? :D
 
They are so cute, and doing so well, keep up the good work!!
 
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