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Meet Ashley from Axolotl Alley
Hi all! My name is Ashley, and I'm currently a mom to 3 adult axolotls- Pickle, Layla, and Nibbler- and roughly 380 baby axolotls. I've been trying to breed Layla and Pickle for about 2 years now and they finally had their first successful spawning (surprise!!) on 3/12/2020. Now their eggs are hatched and the babies are about 1/4 inch long! Spawn #2 was laid on 4/10/2020 and Layla is now separated from the males until all of the babies are re-homed.
I rescued my first axolotl in 2018 from a LPS (local pet shop) where he was being kept in a small, four inch my four inch tupperware. He was sold to me for very little and the promise of taking better care of him. I named this beautiful, green, male, GFP wild type Pickle. Fast forward about 4 months and I adopted a healthier, plump, leucistic female from another LPS taking better care of their ‘lotls. It wasn’t until after two months of quarantine that Layla would meet Pickle, and another year and a half before they finally laid eggs. About a month after adopting Layla, I came across Nibbler, my newest rescue, who’s either a copper or brown wild type axolotl. He was missing three of his legs, but has since regenerated them. In a couple months he will be joining Pickle and Layla in the big tank.
***When I rehome Pickle and Layla’s hatchlings- around September/October 2020- if you are interested DIRECTLY MESSAGE US for information! Thank you!***