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Greetings from Peru

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Carloshc

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Hello my name is Carlos. I live in Peru, South America (for those who don't know where my country is located :p).
My girlfriend and I bought a couple of albino axolotls a couple of weeks ago. We named them Gyu and Nyu (gyunyu means milk in japanese :>).
They are doing just fine. Hope that some day they will be able to breed.

Regards from Peru

Carlos
 
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Hi Carlos and welcome to the Forum, and to the amazing world of axolotls! :D

-Eva
 
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Two albinos eh? hopefully one is male and one is female...sometimes it is hard to tell. There is a lot of info here about breeding. How to do it, when to do it, and things to prepare for hatchlings. Hope you enjoy the site.
 
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