Rehoming 2 Axolotls

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I currently have two Axolotls, 1 male and 1 female, that need to be rehomed. I will be moving and am unable to take them with me. I’m located in central IL and am willing to drive short distances, but no shipping.

The male, Amadeus, and female, Ambrose, were both born in April 2021. Amadeus is a lavender melanoid and Ambrose is a Leucistic GFP. They each come with their own separate tanks (29 gallons), tanks stands, cycled filters (Fluval 107), chillers, and decor.

Looking for experienced owners who are willing and able to care for these babies for the rest of their lives. No breeding.

Each Axolotl with full setup is $550.

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