Photo: Unusual axolotl

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I'm just curious to see whether anyone has seen another Axolotl like this, she's almost sand coloured and she's so beautiful! Sorry for the blurry pictures, I didn't want to disturb her too much :p
 

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She's gorgeous :D

We'll now be wanting regular photo updates of her loveliness.
 
I couldn't resist her, she was a spur of the moment buy, so my wild type now has a friend :D

Of course, I'm sure everyone will be seeing far too many photos of my two now, I already take a photo every time they move! They're just too interesting! :p
 
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