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Not many people have posted anything on these. I just got two yesterday, they are about 2 months old and 3 inches long. I set them up in a 30 gallon tank and fed them chopped trout worms. Both ate within seconds. The smallest one had its forearms bitten off before I got them, but they are beginning to regrow. I named them Mr. Anderson and Bitolotl.:crazy:

I plan on getting another unrelated individual and breeding them once they mature.

I'll ad pictures of them later.
 
I just got two today as well, they just look like standard baby axolotls at the moment so i am looking forward to seeing how they develop.
 
I love my Andersoni! I have four, one male and three lovely ladies. I got them all last year from two different sources. I think they have more personality then axolotls, they will come up to the front of the tank and stare back at me while I'm looking at them. I will be breeding mine too, they should lay eggs any time now I would think! Did you get yours online or at a store?

Emily
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Think I attached a picture...not sure.lol
 

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