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Ambystoma gracile x mexicanum?

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Even if it was, why would anyone want to do such a pointless thing? Ah, yes, money i suposse....
 
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I wanted to make sure it would be safe to keep a neotenic gracile with my axolotl.

I'm not dirty, I would never sell such a thing, out animals are impure and frail enough as it is!
 
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And to filter through all these egg masses and end up with neoteny, should I just drag my above-ground 370 gallon pond liner over to the huge pond they live in and let those who morph hop back into the pond and the neotenics will simply remain in the small liner? Or is this just a raccoon buffet waiting to happen?
 
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Apparently my other message about NOT creating hybrids didn't make it through. Making it clear, I DON'T want to create hybrids, I want to cohab a neotenic gracile with my axolotl.
 
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