Introducing Odd

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Odd is a GFP leucistic. Got him from a small but awesome pet store ImageUploadedByTapatalk1426971088.827814.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1426971100.578908.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1426971120.464853.jpg
 
Where can I find a glowing axie?
 
Anything advertised as GFP has the "glowing" gene. It is easiest to see in light colored animals. Try not to expose them to UV light frequently, though. It's stressful and really not very good for them. Many will glow under blue LEDs, which is probably less harmful.
 
rachel1 said:
Anything advertised as GFP has the "glowing" gene. It is easiest to see in light colored animals. Try not to expose them to UV light frequently, though. It's stressful and really not very good for them. Many will glow under blue LEDs, which is probably less harmful.
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Absolutely ! I don't have a light in the tank at all. Just took a picture with a small portable backlight I bought XD
 
tammyaxie said:
Where can I find a glowing axie?
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I just got lucky but there are people here who sell them as well. Depends on where you are and what's available. But truly (like the other person on this post said as well) prolonged exposure to those lights is not good for them. I bought a portable light for about 10 dollars just for pics once in a while.
 
Sonomo has some she's in the FS section I got mine from her and there doing awesome. She has some of the biggest ( for there age ) axolotls I've seen
 
I love Odd as a name! :B
 
Haha thanks he's named after the character Odd Thomas in the Dean Koonts book series with the same name
 
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