He's grown so much already

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This is our little guy, Steeevie (thats not a typo, we are just weirdos).
When we first got him, he didnt have any back legs because his tank mate ate them..now his legs are so cute and fully intact!!

The first two are when we first got him :) the rest are a mix of recent and most recent. We have changed his substrate to sand since the more recent pictures, have no fear, the last two are most recent, he loves his java moss and is so tiny in his new 55 gallon tank!!!
 

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I'm pretty sure it's impossible to have a tank that big and only one axolotl.
 
Some of the most stunning axolotls I've seen have come from the breeders on this forum. Something to keep in mind when you start looking.
 
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