What's a rare type of axie?

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Ive briefly seen pics of some unusual colourings on axies and now i cant find the website!
I remember one looked like cow print! :)

Post some pics if you know of any or are lucky to have any yourself.. Im sure im not the only one interested

:D:rolleyes:
 
Re: What's a rare types of axie?

Are you sure the "cow print" was an axolotl and not its closely related cousin, the Andersoni?
 
Re: What's a rare types of axie?

Not sure, i think its an axie because it was with a leucistic or albino! Just wanted to se some more unusual axies ;)
 
Re: What's a rare types of axie?

That's a beautiful axxie Thelmab9! I love the tongue sticking out.
 
Re: What's a rare types of axie?

Aww i woud have thought that people here would have heard of loads of unusual axies!

Heres one ive found before.. If anything its unusual colouring just makes it cuter!

Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) - Chimaera
:rolleyes:
 
Re: What's a rare types of axie?

satyrlike said:
That's a beautiful axxie Thelmab9! I love the tongue sticking out.
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Im quite positive thats an earthworm sticking out of the axololts mouth :p!
 
Re: What's a rare types of axie?

Yeah, hehe, I should have put tongue in quotes. :p
 
I think the axolotl on the cover of this book is a magnificent harlequin, unfortunately I have never seen one in real life though :(
BMImg_3368_3368_scott_axolotls.jpg
 
Aw thanks jadore! Thats the pic i seen on the internet when i said "cow print' haha :D thanns
 
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