Axolotl collection (hatchlings, juvies and adult)

millerj76

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Some better quality pictures, thanks to my neice's camera. Hard to get good pictures of the albinos, but they are looking nice, and the darker hatchlings seem to have some nice markings, then theres the juveniles, i've got four of those, they are leucistic, but also have some nice markings coming on, and finally got some nice pics of my big boy, glad to share with all.
 

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Awww they are all so cute!!! I like the leucistic!! Ur big boy is super adorable is he a golden or albino? Great pics!! what kind of camera does ur neice have? I thought i had a good camera but, i guess now cuz these are awesome!!
 
axolotl lvr said:
Awww they are all so cute!!! I like the leucistic!! Ur big boy is super adorable is he a golden or albino? Great pics!! what kind of camera does ur neice have? I thought i had a good camera but, i guess now cuz these are awesome!!
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I took the pictures using my neices blackberry camera phone, it has a flash, my blackberry don't have a flash and takes rubbish pictures. I was glad to see the quality as i've never been able to post good pictures of my hatchlings, and was able to catch their markings quite clearly. My big boy is a golden albino, his eyes are actually red/copper, but still, very happy with the pictures. Also forgot to mention, the pictures were taken just after a water change, and with lots of natural light too.
 
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