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I have a gold albino, white albino, and a brown speckled axolotl.
I was told that the gold albino is a male and the other two are female.
I believe this is wrong and i think they are all female.
I'm wanting to get a male axolotl for breeding and I'm not sure if i should
get an olive or wild black axolotl.
Which one will give me better breeding options.

Also Leon the male/female's feathery gills changed colour from reddish-pink
to grey and then changed back again to red after i did a full water change.
Does this mean that he got stressed?
I never do full water changes just this once because it was very mucky because
i was using river stones at that time.
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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