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I got bored so these are my three axolotls the 2 golden albinos are male and my black 1 is female, i have had one of the gold ones and the black one for about six months and the other gold one for a bit over a month. Ive been trying/hoping them to breed for six months but no luck, does anyone have any ideas to get them to breed. also i need some names i have had them so long haven't managed a name for them yet so any suggestions would be nice,the most popular names agreed on will be given.
 
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It looks like your guys really appreciate there dark home. I don't, turn on the lights and show me some good pictures!:p

It took me a while to find your wild/melanoid, but your tank set up looks great and homely

get us some decent pictures please
 
sorry about delay of pics the computer and internet were playing up
 

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Hi - tank looks lovely! Your black axie doesn't seem to have very feathery gills? Has it always been like that?
 
No she recently Lost 5 of her six gills to gill fugus and 1 of my golden albino lost one gill, but they have just started to grow back
 
i love your tank set up...........your axies look very happy...........as for names im not very good picking names, my kids do that at home for me...
lea
 
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