Photo: Spotted Chimera?

I believe they were seriously interested. They viewed it more as an art piece versus a breeding project addition. Would I spend $2500 on an axolotl to add to a project? Absolutely not. However, being at no cost to us it will be neat to see how the color evolve and if any of Holy Cows unique color is passed on.
 
ChameleonCans said:
Thanks! Sorry, not for sale. I've been offered $2500 which I hope I made the right decision to wait to sell as an adult. I really want to see how the coloring comes in.
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Darn it, yeah... that's a little out of my price range. You should try breeding it before selling, anyway. :D
Maybe in a few years you'll have a bunch of little ones that you can then sell to all of us!!
 
Here is another updated picture. Not a lot has changed since the last picture but Holy Cow is a female. :)
 

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She looks like Blue Cheese.

It seems like chimaerae have a prevalence for being female.
 
Thanks so much. She is amazing. She is not a complete half gfp. It is more patchy. Here is a picture under a black light.

Bette said:
Is she half gfp? Her coloring is beautiful!
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