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hey guys, im new to the sight, but im an axolotl owner, iv got one beautiful wild type, and a white albino and a gold albino. my wild type has been with me for about a month, and the two albinos came in yesterday.:D im always looking for more info on the little guy, my current problem is my wild type is 4.5-5" while the albinos are about 1.5-2". I want them to be tank mates, hopefully they will grow fast.
 
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Welcome to Caudata.org. I learn new stuff here every day as do many people. I would keep your axies separate until they are about 1-1.5 inches in length to each other. The younger ones will grow a little faster than your older one for a while. Or another (possibly better) option would be to get a tank divider for them.
 
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