Zat and Eep

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I am still fairly new to keeping axolotls, but am loving them. I got mine from a breeder in mid May and they were about 3.5 months old.

This was baby Eep


This was baby Zat


And here they both are just 2.5 month later...

Zat (who is now about 7.5 inches long)


Eep (who is about 7 inches long, but chunkier)
 
:) It is so nice, right! I had no idea they grew so fast!
 
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Right! I only adopted my axolotl four months ago as fresh tiny hatchlings and already they are nearing 6 inches in length! It's astounding.
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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