Nacho the Axolotl Post-Recovery

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I was surrendered an axolotl named Nacho in July. She was incredibly underweight and had been living in poor water conditions for a while. She's made a complete recovery and now has been moved into a big tank with my other girl. I wanted to share pictures cause I just love her and the progress she's made. The first two are before pictures. ✌️
 

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