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Hello how did u morp him, we hav got an axolotl that had jumped out of his tank at night and we only noticed in the mornin and is not liking the water any more and floats at the top, so i think i am goin 2 try and morp him, if u hav any suggests please say!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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there are a lot of posts about morphing axolotls. HOWEVER you cannot force an axolotl to morph. Its not safe. Please visit the sick axolotl section for help with your axolotl.
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| Freeky is 100% correct. You should have gotten a tiger salamander, not an axolotl.
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Why would you want a weak, short-lived white axolotl when you could have one of these? ![]() Who wouldn't love that smile?
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| Thank you for the compliment. She did not like it at all and wouldn't stay still.
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I agree with John and freekygeeky. You should not do it.
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I hope they are not in water. Top soil all the way, or coconut fibre if you're desperate (like Eco Earth). No water please.
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hahahaha John that is an awesome picture!!! I see a greeting card....
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i think he is an mix if he morped naturaly
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I keep reading out morphed axy's, but out of curiosity, how do you know if they are morphing? I have absolutely no intention of morphing my axy's cause I love them as is, especially their awesome gills, but have been intrigued by this.
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Hi Katemichelle, Firstly, axolotls morphing is a rare spontaneous event. It is not the norm. Axolotls are neotenic (retaining larval features). The rare few that do morph, do so due to genetic predisposition and environmental triggers. Most axolotls will die way before they have a change to morph so do not attempt to induce this yourself. There are behavioural and physical characteristics that herald a spontaneous morph. Behaviour wise, most morphing axies will become inappetant and may even become completely anorexic. They may try to swim to the water surface more frequently, struggle to get out of the water or cling on to floating objects to remain partially submerged. Physically, their fins and gills will start receding, eyelids start developing and the general body shape and conformation changes. They appear more salamander like. Limbs can also become more muscular while the tail appears less 'flattened' for swimming. The skin texture might appear different and there might also be pigmentation changes. Cheers.
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Thanks Rayson! Yet another reason why these creatures are so awesome!! |
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| Member | Re: Metamorphed Axy... I keep reading out morphed axy's, but out of curiosity, how do you know if they are morphing? I have absolutely no intention of morphing my axy's cause I love them as is, especially their awesome gills, but have been intrigued by this. here you go when i got him...watch how he changed ![]() gills going ![]() going more so ![]() ![]() compltlly on land ![]() eyes changing ![]() done finished, this is him awhile back, he has since lost weight (over the winter, he didnt eat much) hopfully this will come back on this summer ![]() |
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Unfortunately Gina's /Freekygeeky's Mr Lister has passed away...I will leave it for Gina to pass on any more details. But I will very much miss hearing the updates on the little guy.
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