Slijek
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I have owned axolotls for about 15 years, starting when I was teaching high school biology. We hatched babies in class and followed their development under a microscope. I got lots of students excited about axolotls and even gave some babies away to them (with parental knowledge and approval). Now retired, I still have two girls, Saffron (orange) and Valentine (white) and recently lost my male, Mario (wild type) last summer. I am a huge fan of axies and find them incredibly easy to care for and quite personable. Much easier than mud skippers that I also had. I live in western Massachusetts.
I have owned axolotls for about 15 years, starting when I was teaching high school biology. We hatched babies in class and followed their development under a microscope. I got lots of students excited about axolotls and even gave some babies away to them (with parental knowledge and approval). Now retired, I still have two girls, Saffron (orange) and Valentine (white) and recently lost my male, Mario (wild type) last summer. I am a huge fan of axies and find them incredibly easy to care for and quite personable. Much easier than mud skippers that I also had. I live in western Massachusetts.