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Hi!
It's my first post here. I'd first like to say how much I like this community; you're all so friendly and helpful! I did most of my research here and on axolotl.org before deciding to buy my two leucistics.

Here's a few pictures from my ipod (sorry for bad quality.)
The first one's Salvador, and the second's called Nikita.
 

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What lovely gills they both have! They look like two happy, chunky axolotls.
 
They are really cute! :smile:
 
Thanks!
Any guestimates how old they both are?
 
They look old enough to be adults so they are most likely a year old or anytime after that.
 
What cute axolotls! Welcome to the forums. :happy:
 
Skilly said:
They look old enough to be adults so they are most likely a year old or anytime after that.
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Really? I thought they were only about 4 months old. Thanks for your insight!
 
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