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Hi. Was wondering if anyone could tell me what the picture could be? I found it in my axolotl tank today :eek:
 

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Hard to tell without any size reference, but I'm gonna go with spermataphore. Did it look like a stalk of jelly with a white cap? If that's what it is, you have a male.
 
Can't really see picture any chance of getting a clearer one? How old are your axolotls?
 
Thanks for answering. I have had 'him' for nearly a year and never seen anything like it??? Looks like an alien!!! haha.
 
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