axolotl art repost lol

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another one of mudkip, currently down with fungus ;(
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They don't have names yet :)
 

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i like the name ideas peach and jello! peach for the golden and jello for the leucistic
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one more of “peach”
( i really hope they get named that :) )
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This is Haku. He's almost a year old now. His gills are a really red color, but he must have been hungry in this photo lol.
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