Piebald Axolotls

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Hi guys,

I'm familiar with this site and I am now a member, as I am searching for a pair of Piebald Axolotls but have had no luck in finding any in Ballarat, does anyone on here know where I may be able to get them? Much appreciated :)

Casey
 
Piebald axolotls are very rare creatures and from what I understand are one-offs. The chances of being ale to buy a pair are next to none. Good luck with your quest and if you do ever find any please post some photos.


Regards Neil
 
Yes, they are very rare and when they do occur, the owners usually want to keep them!
 
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