FYI: 2012 Axolotl Calendar Photo Competition

Today is closing day for the calendar competition. Anyone wishing to enter should get their images (originals) to photocomp@caudata.org before 1st November. The rules for entrants are in the first post of this thread.

I still have images to process so don’t worry if your entries have not appeared in this thread yet – they will do. If I have written to you
explaining that your submissions are too small to be entered please forward the originals asap.
 
Sheena Sutton - Photo 1

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Sheena Sutton - Photo 2

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Sheena Sutton - Photo 3

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Sheena Sutton - Photo 4

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Sheena Sutton - Photo 5

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Jesse Bailey - Photo 1

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Jesse Bailey - Photo 2

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Jesse Bailey - Photo 3

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So many cool axie pics! I would NOT want to have to judge this thing.

Good luck everyone, I can't wait to see the final product!
 
Does anyone know when judging will be finished? I am stupidly impatient to see the final product and add it to my christmas list! :D
 
Star said:
Does anyone know when judging will be finished? I am stupidly impatient to see the final product and add it to my christmas list! :D
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Hang in there Star the comp last year finished on the same date as this years and the winners were announced the day the calendar went on sale on December 8th so I suspect you have a couple more weeks of waiting ahead of you ;)

Perfectly happy to be wrong of course, I want to see it too!
 
Kasey Miller Photo 1 "Muddy" :)

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Kasey Miller Photo 2 of Muddy

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Kasey Miller Photo 3 of Muddy

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Kasey Miller Photo 4 of Muddy

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Hi Kasey, unfortunately the calendar competition has closed for this year and most of the votes have already been cast. Please do enter next year though!

Once the final votes are in we'll announce the winners, hopefully next week.
 
Hi Kasey

Those pics of muddy are seriously cute!! Shame that you couldn't get them in the competition in time. :(

One more thing, pleeeasee remove the gravel from Muddy's enclosure as he/she could swallow it and become impacted. Just warning you as Muddy is such a cute little thing and I wouldn't want anything to happen to him/her. :happy:
 
Yes there will!

I'll get it underway in the next week or so.
 
i see a heater in one of the tanks, why?
 
leucistic is named Walter
wild type is named Kevin ... turns out she's a girl tho.. lol oops

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Such beautiful animals cant wait till I find the oppurtunity to buy my own!:D:D
 
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