Hi! I have successfully bred my female golden albino axolotl with my male melanistic axolotl. Does anyone have any idea what they will look like when older? Here are some pics.
You really can't tell 100% without knowing their genes or what the parents of the parents looked like. The parents might have some recessive genes that you don't know of. They probably will be all wild types but you might get some melanoids and albinos(there doesn't seem to be any in the pictures) if the parents have the right recessive genes. Chances are, most of them will be wild types and wont look anything like their parents.
On the 1rst pic seems to show 2 leucistic and 4 wild-types
The larva on the 2nd photo seems yellowish brown and presents a shining ring around the eye, so it is neither axantic nor melanoid.
Hey everyone, just want a little advice. Its 55 - 60 celcius in my Salamanders tank. Hes curled up and tyring ti bury himself, Im assuming hes too cold. I was wondering if he would benefit from a heated rock cave (since he LOVES his cave) that I could set on low? I NEVER see him curled up and trying to bury himself unless his tank sits at 63 degrees celcius or lower. So I am assuming hes a little uncomfortable.
He also seems a little sluggish, again, assuming hes cold. Having heating trouble with the new house right now. What do we think? Was thinking of grabbing this for him since its got very low, medium, and higher medium heat settings that exude heat downward inside the rock cave but ALSO exudes it UPWARDS outside of the rock cave, effectively keeping the tank itself a little warm. Seems like it miiiight be a little small for him though, my guy is about 7 inches from tip of his nose tothe tip of his tail. What do we think? https://www.amazon.com/Reptile-Simulation-Adjustable-Temperature-Tortoise/dp/B0CH1DPGBC
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