Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotl – Unique Exotic Aquatic Salamander

Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotl – Unique Exotic Aquatic Salamander

Product Description

The Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is a stunning and unique leucistic axolotl variety characterized by its pale body, dark eyes, and striking speckling or “mask” across its face and head. Known for their one-of-a-kind appearance, these axolotls make excellent centerpiece pets for cold-water aquariums. Like all axolotls, this morph is hardy, low-maintenance, and loved for its calm temperament and fascinating external gills.

Key Features:

• Unique leucistic morph with distinctive speckled “mask”
• Rare, exotic variety of Ambystoma mexicanum
• Hardy and beginner-friendly species
• Fully aquatic and thrives in cold-water setups (60–68°F)
• Can grow up to 12 inches in length
• Best for species-only aquariums

FAQ Section

Q1: What is a Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotl?
A: It’s a unique leucistic morph of Ambystoma mexicanum, featuring a pale body with striking speckling or “masking” around the head and face.

Q2: Are Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotls beginner-friendly?
A: Yes! They are hardy, adaptable, and thrive in well-maintained cold-water aquariums.

Q3: What water conditions do they need?
A: They prefer water between 60–68°F with minimal fluctuations and gentle filtration.

Q4: What do they eat?
A: They enjoy worms, axolotl pellets, bloodworms, and occasional live or frozen protein.

Q5: Can they live with other fish?
A: No, it’s best to keep them in species-only tanks to prevent injuries or stress.

Q6: How large do they grow?
A: Adult Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotls typically reach 9–12 inches.