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Its taken a while to do a proper update of pics and info on my little babies.....
They are growing quite quick now, 3 are quite huge now, 7cm (2.8in) body length and 1.5cm head, tyhe rest are smaller with smallest being 3cm in length
The 3 largest are in a 2ft tank and have a small cave to hide in, while the others are still in plastic tubs on my table .
The 3 largest are eating a frozen blood worm cube a day each and the rest share2 cubes between them. Am still feeding the smaller ones by hand but the largest ones its possible to drop the bloodworms into the tub/tank and they find and eat them themselves.
You can also see from the 3 large ones they are becoming less seethrough now
and getting a nice red specked head
They are growing quite quick now, 3 are quite huge now, 7cm (2.8in) body length and 1.5cm head, tyhe rest are smaller with smallest being 3cm in length
The 3 largest are in a 2ft tank and have a small cave to hide in, while the others are still in plastic tubs on my table .
The 3 largest are eating a frozen blood worm cube a day each and the rest share2 cubes between them. Am still feeding the smaller ones by hand but the largest ones its possible to drop the bloodworms into the tub/tank and they find and eat them themselves.
You can also see from the 3 large ones they are becoming less seethrough now
and getting a nice red specked head
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Is it a Fish? NO, Is it a Reptile? NO, Is it a Tadpole? NO......What is it?, It's an Axolotl
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