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Spinner!

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Spinner meets other axolotls for the first time ever! S/he is very curious! Btw I think it's a she......
 

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This is how Spinner sleeps, on her side, weird lil lotl.
 

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lovesheraxies said:
This is how Spinner sleeps, on her side, weird lil lotl.
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I don't think adorable covers this axie. Possibly the cutest thing I've ever seen. I want one just like her right now. I already wanted to add a golden albino and a leucistic with blue eyes to my life, but now I must have one that looks like Spinner. SO sweet!!! Looks like she could eat that tiny tankmate for a snack though. Better watch out for nips!
 
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Spinner is a wild type dwarf axolotl but she's not the common wild types I've seen in most of my clutches, she has very long fluffy gills, is black specked with golden through out with some white and her gill branches are golden, it's also not easy to tell from the pic but her gill feathers are two tone in color with frosted like tips.

Just hanging out.
 

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