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New GFP melanoid Axolotl

Ive been wanting to get one for ages, and i finally got one... Hes adorable in every since of the word :D

working on a name currently...
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Lol Kirby I actually wanted to call him mudkip for obvious reasons but the other half shot that down.
We are thinking Toothless
 
That is a very cool looking Axolotl. I have seen the green ones but nothing like that. If you dont mind sharing can you send me the link to the site you got him from.
 
How about "Fido"? (He reminds me of a mudpuppy. You could even put a little plastic doghouse in his tank. :D)
 
I think we are set with Toothless on this guy, we picked up his tank mate today... a leucistic axolotl that is the same size... time to come up with a name for that guy too... pics to come shortly.
 
We decided on Toothless as the name for him.... We decided to name the leucistic Axolotl Falcor.... how original, I know... So far they seem to get along just fine, though they dont run into eachother much being only 4" long in a 30 gallon high tank. Toothless is rather active at night, swimming around for a few hours and just kinda chills around lazily during the day, he likes to climb plants a lot and play in the air stone bubbles... he seems to be doing well...
Falcor has been in the tank for 2 1/2 hours now, mostly sticking to one side of the tank though when i turned the light out, he decided to start venturing around the tank a bit.... his gills are swept a bit forward but he seems healthy otherwise...

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here is Falcor
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cpsammich - they CAN be cannibalistic at this size, but not always... Generally 2 will not have this issue if they are fed enough, and since they get krill pellets every other day, and have a small school of feeder guppies, there should be no need for cannibalism, not to mention they were raised in tanks with several others... They lay on eachother all the time, but have yet to nip at eachother to my knowledge, though generally they are on opposite sides of the tank as they have a different preference for their hides... Oddly, the white one (Falcor) prefers to be on the sand under some plants, and the black one (Toothless) prefers to be on or by the giant rock structure in the tank... Falcor is good at catching guppies, Toothless needs some more practice with it... He jumps the gun quite a bit.
 
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