Hi from Elspeth, Australia.

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Hello,
I just recently joined to see what i can learn and share about axolotls, i have 2, one black male, one off white female. Ive had the female for almost 2 years now, and the male for over a week. Im not sure how old the male is, but he is considerably smaller than the female. Im trying to see if they will breed.
I am patient an enjoying there movement, when there is any :).

Ill post some photos up soon. Iv yet to catch the two of them together long enough to take a photo.

Elspeth. Perth W.A
 
Hi Elspeth and welcome to the forum
 
Wonderful world isn't it !!!
 
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