Some pics of my 4 beasties

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Here are some pics of my 4 axolotls. one wild type, one yellow albino and two leucistics.

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They sure are cute!
 
So cute!!! if you don't mind me asking what size tank is that? I love your set up
 
very nice, are those real plants? they sure look it!
what substrate are you using?
 
Gorgeous! Fantastic tank, and all your babies look fantastic!
 
Those guys are really cute! :) I love the wild/melanoid (I'm not sure which he is, I am new to this!).
 
@ AshSeek : It's about 80 cm wide and 35 cm deep. But a new and bigger tank is coming soon. I'm planning on upgrading to a 120 cm tank or bigger.

@ mackinthebox : Yes all the plants are real, it are mostly cuttings and leftovers from my other tanks and my brother his tanks. But not all the plants do well because of the low temperature and low lighting. Survival of the fittest :)
And substrate is Dennerle Quartzsand, I chose it because it's not sharp and not harmless when they would swallow some of it. Don't know the name of the color anymore.

And to the rest, thanks for the compliments :)
 
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    sorry I am having a hard time trying to upload the pictures- I have them saved on my hard drive... any suggestions-the prompts here are not allowing for downloads that way as far as I can tell. Thanks
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