MarieKarma1311
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Hello everyone! ,
A few months back my wild type axolotl Logan decided to do something incredible. . . He morphed into a full fledged salamander! It was an outstanding and amazing process to whiteness and he has come a long way in quite a short period of time.
Logan has reached six ands a half inches in length and appears to still be growing. His favorite food is still live earthworms but he happily goes after crickets as well.
He loves his coco fibre bedding and spends the majority of his time hiding in his log half buried in dirt. Logan has adapted to terrestrial life very well and I am constantly blown away by how much he has changed and how different he looks from his two brothers .
Below are the most recent pictures that I've taken of Logan
A few months back my wild type axolotl Logan decided to do something incredible. . . He morphed into a full fledged salamander! It was an outstanding and amazing process to whiteness and he has come a long way in quite a short period of time.
Logan has reached six ands a half inches in length and appears to still be growing. His favorite food is still live earthworms but he happily goes after crickets as well.
He loves his coco fibre bedding and spends the majority of his time hiding in his log half buried in dirt. Logan has adapted to terrestrial life very well and I am constantly blown away by how much he has changed and how different he looks from his two brothers .
Below are the most recent pictures that I've taken of Logan
