Changing axolotls into salamanders

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Have to produce theoretical project on how to change axolotls into salamanders. Anyone have experience of this or knows a website which may help.
 
you can't change an Axolotl into a Salamander. It is possible for an Axolotl to become land-dwelling, but it's still an Axolotl, which is different than a salamander. (however slight)

basically it's just a metamorphasized [sp] axie... either way it's not really suggested... they tend to undergo (or attempt to undergo) metamorphasis when something's wrong... hideous water quality being a big one... but, from what i've heard on the axie forum (as well as a zillion different websits) they're more likely to die than to successfully complete the change.
 
zuko said:
you can't change an Axolotl into a Salamander. It is possible for an Axolotl to become land-dwelling, but it's still an Axolotl, which is different than a salamander. (however slight)

An axolotl is a salamander wether it is on land or in water.
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What Michael said. And it's metamorphose, metamorphosis, metamorphosed. Anything else is Americanian tripe :kill:.
 
lol i just say morph. cant spell anything else
 
I think you should add in your essay that it is not recommended as you have to always give them injections but if they do it naturaly it is fine
 
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