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Hi there,

My name's Gabby and I've had my new Axolotl babies for about a week and a half now. I've been looking into them for about a year or so and finally took the plunge. It's been totally rewarding so far-I could watch them for hours. :p

I'm happy to be able to join a forum with noobs and vets alike to help me and share the experience as I go!

My babies are Kona, 2" melanoid, and Kai, 3" leucistic, and their personalities are already very apparent. Unfortunately, my breeder didn't separate his babies soon enough, so we're working on growing back limbs and gills, but growth is progressing much quicker than anticipated, so no complaints there! ;)
 

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Welcome! i have a question: do you have an aquarium heater in your tank? if yes take it out, axolotl need cold temperature :wacko:
 
Thank you! But no, no heater :p They are sitting at a comfy 64 degrees. :D
 
Hello and nice to meet you! Your babies are beautiful!!! I am the same way in researching before investing. still finding some tricks my little lotls have up their sleeves! :ufo:They are very rewarding critters.
 
aloltlove said:
Hello and nice to meet you! Your babies are beautiful!!! I am the same way in researching before investing. still finding some tricks my little lotls have up their sleeves! :ufo:They are very rewarding critters.
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Thank you :) They really are rewarding- and surprisingly intelligent :p
 
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