New Axolotl owner

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Hello my name is Ashley, I recently purchased 2 Axolotls or what I was told were 2 Axolotls. I am sure one is but I think the other one is a tiger salamander he doesn't have the feathered gills like the other one. We live in Oklahoma at the moment my husband is in the military so we move a lot. I am new to owning axolotls so any tips would be appreciated.
 
If you post some pictures we can tell you for sure what you have. Welcome to the forum!
 
These are the ones I have.
 

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