Axanthic Axolotl Rare Gray Morph Aquatic Salamander

The Axanthic Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is a striking and rare morph known for its gray, silver, or slate-colored skin and dark eyes. Unlike other morphs, Axanthic Axolotls lack yellow pigments, giving them a cool-toned appearance that stands out in aquariums. These fully aquatic salamanders thrive in cold-water setups and are an excellent choice for exotic pet lovers. Hardy, low-maintenance, and fascinating to watch, they make a unique addition to specialty tanks.

Key Features:

• Rare axolotl morph with striking gray or silver coloration
• Fully aquatic and thrives in cold water (60–68°F)
• Hardy, low-maintenance, and beginner-friendly
• Peaceful exotic pet for species-only aquariums
• Grows up to 12 inches in length
• Unique coloration makes them highly sought after

FAQ Section

Q1: What is an Axanthic Axolotl?
A: An Axanthic Axolotl is a rare morph of Ambystoma mexicanum that lacks yellow pigments, giving it a unique gray or silver appearance.

Q2: Are Axanthic Axolotls easy to care for?
A: Yes! Like all axolotls, they are hardy, low-maintenance, and thrive in properly maintained cold-water setups.

Q3: What temperature do they need?
A: They do best in cold freshwater between 60–68°F.

Q4: What do Axanthic Axolotls eat?
A: Their diet includes worms, pellets, bloodworms, and occasional live or frozen foods.

Q5: Can they live with fish?
A: Its not recommended, as fish may nip at their gills or get eaten.

Q6: How large do Axanthic Axolotls grow?
A: Adults typically reach 9–12 inches in length.

Live animal availability: Axolotls are available for in-store purchase or local pickup only at Tropical Treasures Wyo in Cheyenne, Wyoming. We do not ship live axolotls. Contact the store to confirm the specific morph and current availability before visiting.