The first Axolotl I've raised.

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I decided to give Axolotl rearing a shot a few months ago, and since then my little baby golden albino has gotten pretty big. I'm pretty excited that I was actually able to raise it on my first shot at raising eggs.

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Aww, I'm glad most of mine are still alive too :3 (Also my first time rearing larvae)
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awwww....congrats. its nice isnt it :) Its my 1st time too except I got 32 left lol! all doing really well. its so nice watching them grow up
 
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