Greetings from Peru

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Hello my name is Carlos. I live in Peru, South America (for those who don't know where my country is located :p).
My girlfriend and I bought a couple of albino axolotls a couple of weeks ago. We named them Gyu and Nyu (gyunyu means milk in japanese :>).
They are doing just fine. Hope that some day they will be able to breed.

Regards from Peru

Carlos
 
Hi Carlos and welcome to the Forum, and to the amazing world of axolotls! :D

-Eva
 
Two albinos eh? hopefully one is male and one is female...sometimes it is hard to tell. There is a lot of info here about breeding. How to do it, when to do it, and things to prepare for hatchlings. Hope you enjoy the site.
 
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