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adder99

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How do I morph an axolotl?
steps would help.:happy:
 
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Axolotls do not morph normally. Those that do on their own are exceedingly rare. Most that have done so were not natural, they had "help" from researchers.
 

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Hi adder99,

You have touched on a contentious subject for axolotl keeprs and breeders and it is unlikely you will get the advice on how to do it on this site.
 
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