Question: Axolotl Breeder in Melbourne Austraila... Are you out there??

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hello my name is Rebekah Sim and im an axolotl lover and looking for a female blue axolotl... i kno they are really rare but i am up for the challenge to start breeding soon i have an male who is mature enought at nearly year an half... and i was wondering if i could get in contact with some breeder.. to get my hands on a blue female.. Also to get some advice for breeding and feeding etc.
 
Hi Rebekah,
Sorry I'm not a breeder i can't help you, but I just wondered if and when you do breed you beautiful blue axolotls if you would mind contacting me because i would be very interested in buying a juvenile from you.
I live on Mornington Peninsula so would be happy to pick up from melbourne.
My email is ellen.b6@bigpond.com
Thanks
 
Blue?!?
I've only recently hesard of the UV reactive (the name escapes me) ones + the other day the black + white (harlequin?) ones.
Can someone post a picture (or link) of a blue axie please? :eek:
 
I've heard of one, this is a picture of the bluest I could find, but I don't know if it is real, or the lighting/camera/colour enhancing.
Axolotl_t2.jpg


http://www.caudata.org/forum/f1-gen...5275-favourite-strangest-colour-axolotls.html
 
memojo1979 said:
Blue?!?
I've only recently hesard of the UV reactive (the name escapes me) ones
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UV reactive? This makes me think of super hero axolotls. Axolotl Man who saves the world vacuuming one super villain at a time into his gaping black hole of a mouth. Could also be good for the world pollution problem :p

... I think you meant to say UV active :D
 
Cas said:
UV reactive? This makes me think of super hero axolotls. Axolotl Man who saves the world vacuuming one super villain at a time into his gaping black hole of a mouth. Could also be good for the world pollution problem :p

... I think you meant to say UV active :D
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Errrr...
May...be ;) My mind was thinking along the lines of there's a reaction of UV light :eek:
It was past midnight here though :p
And, I'm fairly darn sure that's fake blu-ing, but made me smile, so thank you Sarah :D
 
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