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My first axolotl!

Kasye

Kasye

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This is my new leucistic baby! He's on bare bottom right now, but I plan to either cover it in river rocks (if I can get my hands on big enough rocks), or sand when he's big enough for it. I got him yesterday, and he was almost immediately interested in food! I'm feeding him on earthworms and pellets right now. I was surprised he took so quickly to the pellets! I also want to get my hands on bloodworms and other types of food to give him a varied diet.

He has so much personality! I'm in love. I've named him Seath (the Scaleless). Kudos if you get the reference ;).

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Kilolotlkeeper

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Hey neighbor! South Carolina here!! Lowes has egg stone and it's honestly perfect, of course I switched back to bare bottom because I am lazy


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Kasye

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Kilolotlkeeper said:
Hey neighbor! South Carolina here!! Lowes has egg stone and it's honestly perfect, of course I switched back to bare bottom because I am lazy


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How funny, I literally JUST got back from a trip to SC this weekend! And thank you, I'll check there!
 
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