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So this is Munson, a dwarf, I'm assuming. He seems perfectly healthy, although his gills are a little short, but is probably less than a quarter of the size of another wild type I got at the same time. Question is, is anyone aware of any care or lifespan differences with these guys? Anything I need to be aware of? Thanks everybody.
 

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Those rocks look they are a size that could be swallowed. And they will, eventually. Do a search on here about Axolotl substrate or just scroll through the axie section. Good luck!
 
Doesn't look like a dwarf to me. He's not the right shape. Can you get a proper side view and an above view just to confirm?

He just looks like an axolotl that wasn't fed enough as a baby and juvenile and so his growth is stunted.

Those stones need to be removed too ?


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