New member: Axolotl lover

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Patrick
Hi there, thought i'd use the hint of introducing myself here.
My name is Patrick, 21 yo, and I'm from the Netherlands.

I took 2 young Axolotl 2 months ago, they have grown very nice since :)
It's a wild type one, with nice light green colors and dark dots.
And a white one, he/she is really really cute ^^

Here are 2 pictures of them:

Kavod:

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Chesed:

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I'm not here with any questions, I just wanted to see what kind of discussions people have going on here and get acces to photo's of others as well :)

Cheers
 

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Hi, welcome to the forum , axolotls always look really cute as babies lol
 
hi! im new too! your axies are cute! i just got my first one as a gift and i love him, his name is Toothless. :)
 
Hi welcome to the best information centre in the world for Axoltls.
What type is Toothless, can we see a picture.
 
Sorry Patrick meant to say welcome to you as well. Love the Axies very pretty markings on the wildtype.
 
i believe toothless is leucistic. He is whiteish pink and has blue eyes. My avatar and profile picture are him :)
 
Hey Pat,
Welcome to the forum, Your axies are gorgeous! My little oscar is a wild type too. How you enjoy the forum. Nice meeting you,
Sarah
 
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