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So, my little dude has this habit of standing up. I have no clue why, but he does it frequently. Also, his gills are a lot paler than normal in these pics because it was really early in the morning. His gills tend to darken as the day goes on for whatever reason.
 
Ah so cute! Mine do the same thing. The gills and tail in pale axolotls do darken when they are more active :)
 
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