Copper juvenile

Neil C

Neil C

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I thought my young Copper might like some exploring in the cherry shrimp tank and possibly dinner. The shrimps seemed more interested in the axolotl than the other way round and I'm sure at one stage it's looking at me like "What am I doing in here?" Anyway it didn't stay in long but I took a couple of pics and a short video. Hope you enjoy.

Regards Neil

Juvenile Aussie Copper Axolotl - YouTube
 

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that first picture with the shrimp by it's foot is adorable
 
Neil, He or she is amazingly beautiful!!! What kind of axie is he? Beautiful gills!! Looks like he had a lil snack, which is good ;) Thanks for sharing!!
 
Beautifull!
I can't wait for my Axolotls to grow up!;)
 
Axolotl Ivr, this kind is known as a Copper (Caramel Albino). Jay Sommers recently imported some into the states so hopefully they will become more available over there.


Regards Neil
 
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