Tanzaniterose
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Fantastic photos and video, and gorgeous subjects, I love their long gills. 
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Axolotls are illegal in California. Please read this thread for detailed information and links to the actual laws: https://www.caudata.org/threads/axolotls-are-illegal-in-california-here-are-the-relevant-laws.30779/
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Photo: Axies came in today! (pic intensive)
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Hi!
Awesome photographs, beautiful models!!
I must admit, the leucistic is my favourite, because thats what I've got...:talker:
Cheers, Mike.
Awesome photographs, beautiful models!!
I must admit, the leucistic is my favourite, because thats what I've got...:talker:
Cheers, Mike.
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If I could be so bold to answer that question Mark as I too own one and am so in love with it - its a Nikon D90 digital SLR. It's a brilliant camera.Wow. I wish I was you *jealous*. They are all gorgeous! I've been longing to get a gold axie. Nice camera work too, I wish I had a decent camera
Once again, I agree with everyone else, they are simply adorable, especially number 4 ^^
Nice photos and video work Mark. But easy when the subjects are so photogenic!
Cheers
MA
Thanks everyone! yes, the photos and videos are from the Nikon D90 and Nikon Nikkor 28-80 F/3.3-5.6G lens, I absolutely love them. They come right up to the front of the glass when I come into the room (little hogs), so picture taking is easy until I hit high apertures, then light becomes an issue without flash (which in most cases cant, and probably shouldnt, be used with axies). I love these little guys. they have grown to 4" since my post. they came in about 2.25". I will have an update posted in this thread by the weekend. Thanks for the interest and make sure to keep checking back for periodical updates. Thanks again for looking.
Mark
Mark
Ok, so not a huge update, but its better than nothing. Yesterday, they must have eaten more than Ive ever seen them eat. About an hour and a half after they ate, I went in to check on them, and the wildtype was basking in the front of the tank, just waiting for me to take a picture of him. So, I did just that.
They seem to like to do this every once in a while.
Got in a little closer.
He thought I had MORE food.
Realised he was a tad too full to even bother.
He just sat there. Photogenic, little buggers.
His belly was so full that all four limbs were out to his sides and his belly was sitting on the sand. I thought it was the funniest thing to see him do. I should have photos of the others soon.
They should be moving into their 55gal soon, so be sure to look out for that too.
Thanks for looking.
Mark
EDIT: of course, he would decide to sit in the one corner of the tank that has a little bit of algae on it. Just my luck. Sorry about that. :lol:
They seem to like to do this every once in a while.
Got in a little closer.
He thought I had MORE food.
Realised he was a tad too full to even bother.
He just sat there. Photogenic, little buggers.
His belly was so full that all four limbs were out to his sides and his belly was sitting on the sand. I thought it was the funniest thing to see him do. I should have photos of the others soon.
They should be moving into their 55gal soon, so be sure to look out for that too.
Thanks for looking.
Mark
EDIT: of course, he would decide to sit in the one corner of the tank that has a little bit of algae on it. Just my luck. Sorry about that. :lol: