Pics of my axolotls

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Hiya
These pics arn't great quality as i did them off my phone.

Pic 1 is Freddie my gorgeous Gold
Pic 2 is Freddie and Florence my Wild
Pic 3 is Freddie looking lovely with his gorgoeus long gills (he has a forked gill which i like!)
Pic 4 all my babies Finley - Leucistic. Freddie - Gold. Florence - Wild
Pic 5 Florence

Hope you like them!!
Mel
 

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Hi Mel,

oh, they are soooo gorgeous and they have beautiful gills.:love::love::love:

Greetz, Tina
 
Hi
Thank you!
I started off wanting one axolotl but soon became addicted!

Mel
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Wow, I can't get over how long Freddie's gills are.
 
Hi Mel,

thats what happened to me too.....and I believe ........most of us. At first it´s only an infection, but then an addiction.;)

Have fun!

-Tina-
 
Hi Greatwtehunter
Freddie had been in a tank previously without a filter. I thought this could have been why his gills were so long, but he is now in the big tank with the other two.
Finleys gills are a little smaller than they used to be. I'm hoping Freddies stay long coz he/shes so pretty!!

Mel
 
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