Suggestions on what type to breed with these axols

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Im also looking at getting a olive green axol and was wondering what would be the best mate for it too
 
It all depends on what colours you are after in the offspring? As long as you don't breed either of your two with wildtypes you should get a nice mix of both parents plus possibly a few others. Your first axolotl look like a Copper and your second a Melanoid.


Regards Neil
 
i was talking to a mate and was thinking about breeding the black with a white albino and the copper with a gold albino....... what do u think about that mixture..? and the olive one im going to get i still havent desided. do you have any suggestions....
 
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