My first axie

Welcome Brian! Cute axolotl
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I have one that same color.

I will direct you to the sister site: www.axolotl.org

incase you haven't read the axolotl care information there yet.

If you have any questions just ask, there is generally a lot of help here.
 
thanks, thats the site where i found thisforum, very helpful site.

so thats your axolotl on the left i guess? yeh it looks the same in colour, but yours is bigger
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(Message edited by bt23 on January 16, 2005)
 
so thats your axolotl on the left i guess? yeh it looks the same in colour, but yours is bigger

The axolotl in my profile picture is the female from the very first pair I had back in the 80's and 90's. She was quite the breeder. She passed in 1994 (RIP).

I have a new golden albino now named Blingbling that is about 5 months old.
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