Meet Sherman!

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I've had Sherman since he was a tiny lil guy! He was missing both front feet from the other babies chompin on him at the pet store, but they grew back without a problem!

Here he is from baby to now!

He looks a lil pink in the last two photos but don't worry it's just editing!
 

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How lucky, Sherman is adorable! I love the contrast of lighter axolotl morphs with their black eyes. Soo cute!! :D
 
Handsome fella in a cute tank. Nice kitty too! ^^
 
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