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Hello, I have an adorable albino axolotl. My daughter's boyfriend gave it to her a month before she left for college so the little darling is now mine. I had never even heard the term alxolotl until this summer!
My little "axo" watches everything I do and even comes up to take blood worms from me. I never expected such interaction.
They are curious little buggers!
 
Fantastic pets, aren't they? I just delivered an informative speech about them in my SPC classroom and every slide I turned the class went "Aww...."

Enjoy your Axolotl, and welcome to Caudata.org
 
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