Meet the 3 newest babies ! They just keep adding up !

[MrsGimmik]

Hello Everyone !
I would like to share some photos of my 3 new lovely additions to the family !
My birthday recently has passed and I have recieved 3 new babies as birthday gifts ! What Joy !

I have Purchased my 1st Axolotl (Creature) In July.
I purchased my 3 Melanoids in August.
And I recieved 3 lovely babies on October !
I love them all deeply in my heart. They are all spoiled rotten ! Hehe, you may see in picture's of how some of them are plumped up.

In the 1st picture is my 4" Leucistic (Unknown name)

2nd Picture is my 3" GFP Leucistic. I name him/her after my BestFriend middle name. His/name is Alarcon.
Alarcon has a Special little foot. She/he has only 2 toe's.

3rd picture is my GFP WildType (Unknown name)
He/She gills are a tad bigger then the other side if you can notice it.

My Leucistic (Unknown name)

My GFP Leucistic, Alarcon

Alarcon's Special little foot

My GFP Wild Type. (Unknown name)

My Melanoid, Mitsunari

Mitsunari's Sibblings (unknown names

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Mitsunari and Creature

 

[jenniepeg]

there all beautiful. congrats

 

[modestum]

Nice! i really like Alarcon, what a unique name!

 

[jinian]

Wow, I love the photo of Mitsunari!

 

[MrsGimmik]

Mitsunari always know when to set a good pose when I whip out my camera. He is bigger then his other 2 siblings and catching up to Creature's size. I wish I had good names to name the rest.. If anyone has any good ideas for a name for the unknown name axie's I have, please feel free to throw out some names !

 

[AxoNSX5]

Aaaahh these are great!
I hope to have such an assortment one day.! I wasn't aware GFP were available to the public, do you know if the gfp trait can be hereditary?

Anyways I love all the pics, congratulations!

 

[jinian]

There are a fair number of GFP axolotls in the hobby trade, at least here in the US. The trait is dominant.

(Most probably come from the lines reported by Sobkow et al. in Developmental Biology 290 -- GFP expressed under the cytoskeletal actin promoter, which basically means it's made all the time in all cells.)