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Help! Axolotl too small?!

Anneelizabeth14

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Hey, so i have a 2 year old leucistic axolotl and i'm worried he is too small, when i bought him from the breeder she said he was the runt, and right now he is only a little over 2 inches. I feed him earthworms in cut up pieces, every other day. i'm a little worried.
 

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2 YEARS old at 2 inches?? Can you post some pictures please
 

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So sorry! I meant 4 inches, not 2 inches!! so sorry! i got him four months ago and the previous owner/breeder said he was close to 2 years, and that he was the runt and would get blocked from the food by the others.
 
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