Looking for an axolotl in Massachusetts?

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If you live near Millis, Uncle Ned's has 2 "golden" albinos left. This is the first time I've come across any axolotls at a LFS around here, so if you've been looking for one I'd suggest stopping in soon. As a note though, I've already had mine for a week and I stopped by again today. I'm not really seeing any gold coloring on these guys, they look pure white so far.
 
Sometimes they can look more orange than bright yellow. Do you have pictures???
 
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