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Hi, Here are some pics of Eduardo and Armando. Mando is the dark wildtype, but I was hoping someone could tell me if Ed is also a wildtype.
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Yeah. Eds a light wild-type. Sort of a tan colour. :D they're good lookin. Yeah baby lol
 
Thanks Jay, they are good looking and they know it. I did think Ed was wildtype but he's so light I wasn't sure.
 
Ed look kinda like Banda!
only Banda's more lighter. wow truley beautiful
 
They look lovely Han, :) i can just Imagen them strutting around the tank!
 
They look amazing.

Keep up the good work
 
Just wasn't to be

Sad to report that we lost Ed last night. He had all the symptoms of gravel impaction. The people we got him from were very vague and I'm quite sure he wasn't housed properly and most likely on gravel. He never really thrived, as opposed to Mando who has grown unbelievably in the last month. Ed got a lot of special attention because he was so small and had trouble eating. We followed all the advice for gravel impaction - he looked so uncomfortable, poor little guy. He went into 'hospital' last night as per instructions from the forum for other cases, but this morning he was dead. Very sad day, he was our first dear little axie and a bit of a celebrity to all who met him. Nightie night Eduardo:angel::kiss:
 
I am sorry to hear about Eduardo, he was a pretty little axolotl.
 
Very sorry to hear about Eduardo.
 
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