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Hi, new to this site.
Joined to get info about our axolotl babies. We have 2. They are white but don't have red eyes. Eating heaps. Blood worm & tablets. R axolotl slow growers? Don't seem to be getting that much bigger very fast?
 
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Welcome to the site!
Axolotls grow fairly quickly, mine were about 2 inches and in 1 - 2 months they were over 6 inches. If they are big enough you can feed them cut up earthworms.
 
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