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Hello everyone. My name is Steve and I have two Axolotls named Hermes (albino GFP) and Luna (leucistic). My girlfriend found out about these little guys on the internet and became obsessed. We did a lot of research (a lot of which was from this website) and decided we wanted them. We are super excited to have these guys in our family. Looking forward to sharing them with you and being part of the community.

Here is Hermes

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Here is Luna

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Welcome! Pics aren’t displaying, but it could just be my phone.

Good luck!
 
Oh man I will try to edit. Thanks.
 
Figured it out.

Here is Hermes

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Here is Luna

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