H
henk
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Here's a shot with the brown axlotl form. I think this is a somewhat lesser known color morph of the axoltols. Hope you like it...
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H
henk
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Well since tihs obviusly didn't work , I tried it the other way around
K
kamil
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Beautiful animal
michael
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Hi Henk,
I'm sorry I didn't get much of a chance to talk to you at IAD. That week end was a blurr for me. The next time I'll get a room and stay their. I understand some Caudata.org people are taking a leadership roll in the event.
Nice picture. I have some similar to this. Would you call them a variation of wild type? Are they found in the wild like this? How do they fit in genetically.
Thanks
Michael
I'm sorry I didn't get much of a chance to talk to you at IAD. That week end was a blurr for me. The next time I'll get a room and stay their. I understand some Caudata.org people are taking a leadership roll in the event.
Nice picture. I have some similar to this. Would you call them a variation of wild type? Are they found in the wild like this? How do they fit in genetically.
Thanks
Michael