I'm a new mom!

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Hey everyone! I've been keeping up with caudata for a couple months, reading everything I can in the axolotl forums. I finally got my 2 little ones yesterday and I can't stop watching them in their new tank. They are 4 months old, 1 wild type GFP and 1 leucistic. I'm waiting till their personalities come out before coming up with names. I'm excited and looking forward to getting to know everyone and learning.
thanks!
 
They are very amusing pets. Enjoy and welcome!:happy:
 
Welcome! They're really fun little guys with a lot of personality!
 
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