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Do leucistic and albino axolotl make a good pair?

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Just called the LFS they said they sell 1 albino axolotl..so i think i will buy a new axolotl to accompany my leucistic axolotl..
 
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As long as your tank is large enough for two, also is the tank water & the axolotl you already have healthy? Is the new one a similar size to your one? If yes to all then getting another is ok :)

If you do get the new one make sure to quarantine & observe the new one - don't just add it straight into your tank.

Let us know if you get a new addition :)



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the LFS told me that the size of the axolotl is 5 inch same as my axolotl..
 
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Is your tank big enough & is the water healthy? Do you test it? What is the temperature? If you're maintaining your tank well & your axolotl is healthy then all is good.

Do you understand quarantine - keeping them separate for a while until you are sure the new one is healthy :)





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