FYI: New Axolotl

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Hi all sorry its been a while but been busy with holiday's etc.
Just to let you know i have adopted a new axolotl from a friend and placed her in the tank with olive my 8 inch (10 month old?) wild type axie. however the new one sweetpea (also wild type), is about 11-12 months old and around 6 inches long. They seem to be getting along fine at the moment. I will post later after a few days together and photo's to follow.

Many Thanks
 
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