Woodlington
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Have been a fan of Axolotls for years and years. Was always the sort of child that always had stray animals around as well as the usual tortoises and small animals LOL, and now have fish, various stick insects and snails amongst other things ... and newts in the pond which love worms (yes, the neighbours think I'm mad 
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My two Axolotls are watching me type ... one is a speckled brown and the other leucistic (it's head seems to be just turning that nice grey blue colour) - don't know if they're male or female yet (although the temptation to call the 'pink' one 'her' is huge LOL) and they haven't got names ... unless you count Pink and Brown.
Has anyone else developed the pastime of making special worm areas and hunting the garden in the dark for small wriggly offerings? LOL
).My two Axolotls are watching me type ... one is a speckled brown and the other leucistic (it's head seems to be just turning that nice grey blue colour) - don't know if they're male or female yet (although the temptation to call the 'pink' one 'her' is huge LOL) and they haven't got names ... unless you count Pink and Brown.
Has anyone else developed the pastime of making special worm areas and hunting the garden in the dark for small wriggly offerings? LOL
