UPDATE on Mr Lister

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UPDATE on Mr Lister (morphed axy)

http://www.caudata.org/forum/showthread.php?t=51411

Well here he is looking BRILLIANT!!!!!

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Hope you like it John :)
 
Lovely looking fellow. How's his personality? No one ever really talks about metamorphosed axolotl personality versus tiger salamander personality.
 
He is great! Really chilled out, will sit on your hand (as you can see by the phtoos) dont pivk him up often though. No need too. He wonders around his house, and lazes around,. When he wannts food he sits next to his bowl!! Then you feed him and he munches down foood!!! His fav are crickets and mealworms, and teh little catterpillar things that come with the crickets. He cannot catch crikets thoguh, they have to be dead, he obv has sight to find his bowl, but i dont think its that great.

Gina

p.s i had to clean him off for the pic, otherwise he looks like a ball of dirt!
John said:
Lovely looking fellow. How's his personality? No one ever really talks about metamorphosed axolotl personality versus tiger salamander personality.
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p.s if you want, you can use on of those for your site now john, a little bettr than the one you had of me a while back, as he has now fully metermorphed, and is all chunky!
 
LoL i have a question you may find it prety stupid but...can an 'larvae form' axolotl breed with a morphed one?
 
the answer is... i have no idea!! would be brillaitn if there was a adult female near me, (metermprheD) but hay ho.
igotnewts said:
LoL i have a question you may find it prety stupid but...can an 'larvae form' axolotl breed with a morphed one?
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