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Photo: My new (first) axolotls

JonoJono

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Pictures of my four new axolotls!

Currently the 4 jeuvies are in a 150 litre tank

I have on order a 5 ft long 400 litre tank on the way so i can cycle it and it will be ready for them as they start to get bigger =]
 
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some pictures of the lilens, will post more as they grow :rofl:
 

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Great photos and they are so clear . My photos are taken with my phone and always seem so dark compared to some of the ones I see her.
Your Juvies will have a ball when they have so much room.

I have read on these forums that axolotls tolerate more than enjoy each others company, but I have noticed mine likes to chase it's reflection in the glass and look at itself a lot of the time. So I hope the four of them enjoy themselves/
 
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