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Morph newbie question

Blaze

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This is a bit of a newbie question, but i'm reading about morphed Axolotls and as i am getting two, i'm worried that it MAY morph? is this possible?
 
Kerry1968

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It is possible, but VERY, very unlikely.

Morphing in axolotls is rare and usually down to other factors, such as very poor water quality.

So you needn't worry.
 
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