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Owen Axolotls We are a locally owned breeder of axolotls. We are excited to share our knowledge with others.
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18/04/2024

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We are officially changing our business name. To what?........ Coming soon!

Look at my cool black tipped nails!
06/02/2024

Look at my cool black tipped nails!

Own your own" Lucy or Toothless." We are ready for new Forever homes. Let our owner help you get your tank ready so we...
03/02/2024

Own your own" Lucy or Toothless." We are ready for new Forever homes. Let our owner help you get your tank ready so we can live at your home soon. (Please share) we are ready to be in new waters.😁

Answer to why we are different colors ------- the lighter one is sleeping and inactive while the darker one is active. ...
01/02/2024

Answer to why we are different colors ------- the lighter one is sleeping and inactive while the darker one is active. This is the same axolotl at different times of the day.

Do you know why are we different colors?
29/01/2024

Do you know why are we different colors?

28/01/2024

After awhile we have to clean the tanks. Listen to "Axolotl Man" to learn what tool we use.

A trick to help lower the temperature of the water is to add frozen water bottles. We like temperatures between 60°- 68...
27/01/2024

A trick to help lower the temperature of the water is to add frozen water bottles. We like temperatures between 60°- 68°F. Here we are enjoying the cooler temperature around the frozen water bottle.

We have graduated to bloodworms (mosquito larva)
25/01/2024

We have graduated to bloodworms (mosquito larva)

After a month of eating brine shrimp our back legs start to develop. Now we are dangerous to each because we can move a...
23/01/2024

After a month of eating brine shrimp our back legs start to develop. Now we are dangerous to each because we can move around easier and our mouth sucking power is becoming stronger. We might accidentally try to suck up a leg or gill, thinking it is food. Our eye sight isn't the clearest.

Do you see the orange in our bodies? That is the brine shrimp in our tummies letting you know we are healthy and eating...
23/01/2024

Do you see the orange in our bodies? That is the brine shrimp in our tummies letting you know we are healthy and eating. This is an encouraging sign to our owners.

21/01/2024

Having a bit of a technical difficulty. Phone memory storage- tapped out so all pics and videos had to be moved. This caused a problem with ease access for posting. Getting things all worked out and should be able to post regularly again now. Stay tune to learn more about axolotls.

Just in case you were wondering here is the proof our front legs are forming!
21/01/2024

Just in case you were wondering here is the proof our front legs are forming!

I know this is the same picture as before- but did you look closely enough to see our front legs starting to grow?
30/12/2023

I know this is the same picture as before- but did you look closely enough to see our front legs starting to grow?

The first thing these Axolotls eat are brine shrimp. We hatch our own and feed them once in the morning and then again...
29/12/2023

The first thing these Axolotls eat are brine shrimp. We hatch our own and feed them once in the morning and then again in the evening time. The hatcheries run all night long to prep for the next feeding session.

Here we have the Mosaic Lucistics babies. They haven't gotten there pink coloring ir Mosaic marking yet.
29/12/2023

Here we have the Mosaic Lucistics babies. They haven't gotten there pink coloring ir Mosaic marking yet.

Here are the Copper/Melanoid babies about 1 month after hatching. Still no legs!
28/12/2023

Here are the Copper/Melanoid babies about 1 month after hatching. Still no legs!

Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas!
26/12/2023

Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas!

23/12/2023

Just to show you how small these guys really are- we used a turkey baster to move them from the egg tank to another tank.

22/12/2023

Look at all these babies!

Approximately 3wks after the egg is laid they start to hatch. You know it has hatched when it lays pencil straight on t...
20/12/2023

Approximately 3wks after the egg is laid they start to hatch. You know it has hatched when it lays pencil straight on the bottom of the tank. At this point they are less then 1/2 inches in length.

18/12/2023

We interrupt this grow process for a little Christmas Joy!

Zoomed up close! This is one of the Lucistics still hanging out in its egg casings
18/12/2023

Zoomed up close! This is one of the Lucistics still hanging out in its egg casings

Look super close and you will see they have started getting their gills. Interesting to note all of this is still happe...
17/12/2023

Look super close and you will see they have started getting their gills. Interesting to note all of this is still happening while in their egg casings.

16/12/2023

My favorite phase while these babies are still in the eggs. I call it "Axolotl Popcorn!"

Next step- paisley shapes- you can start to see the head and tail forming.
15/12/2023

Next step- paisley shapes- you can start to see the head and tail forming.

We knew all was still moving forward when we started seeing these bean shapes. Www.owenaxolotls.com
15/12/2023

We knew all was still moving forward when we started seeing these bean shapes.

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If you zoom in you can see 2 different colored eggs.
14/12/2023

If you zoom in you can see 2 different colored eggs.

14/12/2023

This is an educational video to explain how axolotls lay their eggs.

Surprise! These are Axolotl eggs
13/12/2023

Surprise! These are Axolotl eggs

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Monday 09:00 - 21:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 21:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 21:00
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Friday 09:00 - 21:00
Saturday 09:00 - 21:00

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After awhile we have to clean the tanks. Listen to "Axolotl Man" to learn what tool we use.

Just to show you how small these guys really are- we used a turkey baster to move them from the egg tank to another tank.

Look at all these babies!

We interrupt this grow process for a little Christmas Joy!

My favorite phase while these babies are still in the eggs. I call it "Axolotl Popcorn!"

This is an educational video to explain how axolotls lay their eggs.

Let us help you bring home an Axolotl for Christmas!

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