strothrat53
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looking for a juvie axolotl 5 - 8 cm long melanoid in color = black and gray
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axolotls
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looking for a juvie axolotl 5 - 8 cm long melanoid in color = black and graymitch_rz
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I never seen a mudpuppy being sold in a store before. Bass fishermen use them for bait, so I would suggest looking for a tackle/bait shop for one.
mitch_rz
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Nevermind, I just did some background info to see why you didn't call it a mudpuppy and I just found out that the axolotl is different. In that case, I guess a reptile show would do you some honour.
mitch_rz
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Wow, I didn't know mudpuppy's could get this big! Makes me want to go to the local river to look under some rocks for them. http://www.earlham.edu/~lanest/sizescale.jpg
FrogBeat
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Check out http://www.caudata.org/ as well as http://www.axolotl.org/
you should be able to find any info you need as well as axie breeders
you should be able to find any info you need as well as axie breeders
detrick105
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Hi, if you live fairly close to Milwaukee you could go to Hoffer's Tropic Life Pets, they usually have a variety of different colored axolotl on hand.
Steve
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