hey guys, as requested here are some pics of my axies

Please excuse the brown algae, the tank is on the floor and only gets ambient light :oops: My male wildtype (Demetrious) is not in any pics as hes a grumpy fellow :roll:

Odin (albino male) with Lucian (leucistic, my only female)

Odin

Thanatos (golden male) and Cizin (leucistic male)

OH! just remembered i had a pic of an axolotl spermatophore from the first time Demetrious left them, they are basically little cones of jelly with a white tip (sperm). they feel really neat too (hey, i had to handle them to remove them!), like jelly fish this one is partially damaged due to handling and my camera isnt the greatest.

my lips are sealed

Oh the one with the markings on its little face is soooo cute - looks like hes been eating chocolate hehe :lol:

And I really really like the golden

thanks for posting sharn hey look really great.

so u basically have every type available in NZ :lol:

how big are they?

Hey Sharn

Odin is looking fantastic as are all your others.

Rebecca

Wow your albino is really cute! I am just growing up a little baby goldie too hope he looks like yours when he grows up! Haha

thanks guys

my goldie, two leucies and wildtype are all around 20-25cm with the albino being around 16cm or so. fungus and his gills actually snapped off when he was netted thankfully the fridge and salt baths set him right.

fishboi- i think i might as i have never seen a melanoid (theyre pure black, velvety looking with no gold ring in their eyes), there are the colour varients of wildtype and leucies (olive green, greys etc) but i dont class them as 'strains' and i dont have any more room in that tank

TimTam- i think that too :lol: he has got very prominent dark markings on his face with the white lips unlike my female and i always joke to people about him. thats one of the things i like about leucistics, they have varying degrees of black on them and the pattens it makes can be really neat.

Mel- i hope your baby does wonderfully, they look neat when their gills go red around feeding time and they really brighten up a tank