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MudkipAxolotl

MudkipAxolotl

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These two adorable axolotls just arrived today.
1 leucistic and 1 wildtype
I have more pictures that I will upload later. They are nice and healthy. I just fed them bloodworms and they are gulping the food down. :)
 

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Keep me updated as they grow! They look very happy in their new home. :happy:
 
I remember when mine were that tiny. Enjoy it, the little punks grow up so fast! You have such cuties.
 
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