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They are about 2-2 1/2 months old.i have a few blue ones, melanoid and Wildtypes :)
 

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They are so cute. How many eggs did you start with and how many axolotls did you hatch. And what did you feed them
 
I started off with a lot of eggs... I hatched a few hundred but I only have about 290 now. At fist I feed them bbs and when they got an inch and a half I switched them to blackworms nd occasionally bloodworms. They're almost ready to sell in a few more weeks. :)
 
This one is my favorite. So awesome looking
 

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This one has a tint of blue to it :)
 

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Here's all the different ones I have
 

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