Remember the spotted axolotl form Norfolk...?

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I just spoke to the amphibian keeper at the sea life center in Great Yarmouth and she has promised me all the eggs from the spotted whopper they heve there!

What are the chances that some of the Juveniles will be spotted too?
 
Have you got any photos of the unusual axolotl from Norfolk? I was only down there in August and would have visited the Sea-Life centre if I'd known!
 
I wouldn't hold out hope for the offspring being harlequin. I don't think that trait is genetic.
 
Just how rare is that kind of mutation?
I'd love to breed one myself, but I've never seen a wildtype one... and even normal mutations are hard to get here..
 
when we saw the harly he was based at the hunstanton sea life centre in norfolk, its just on the coast by the wash.
 
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