Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotl

The Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is a rare and captivating leucistic morph, distinguished by its pale body, dark eyes, and unique speckling or mask across the face and head. This exotic variety is a favorite among axolotl keepers for its distinctive look, hardy nature, and fascinating external gills.

Perfect for species-only cold-water aquariums, the Dirty Masked Lucy grows up to 12 inches and makes a true centerpiece pet.

Live axolotls are available for in-store purchase or local pickup only in Cheyenne, Wyoming. We do not ship live animals.

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• Washington, D.C.

Key Features

• Striking Morph: Pale leucistic body with dark mask speckling on the face
• Exotic & Rare: Unique variety of Ambystoma mexicanum
• Beginner-Friendly: Hardy, calm, and low-maintenance
• Cold-Water Species: Thrives in 60-68°F aquariums
• Large Size: Grows up to 12 inches, ideal for spacious setups

📐 Care Quick Facts

• Scientific Name: Ambystoma mexicanum
• Morph: Dirty Masked Lucy (Leucistic with speckled markings)
• Size: 9-12 inches
• Lifespan: 10-15 years
• Tank Size: 20+ gallons (per adult)
• Water Temperature: 60-68°F
• pH Range: 6.5-8.0
• Temperament: Calm, best in species-only tanks
• Diet: Axolotl pellets, earthworms, bloodworms, frozen/live proteins

❓ FAQ

Q: What is a Dirty Masked Lucy Axolotl?
A: A leucistic axolotl morph with a pale body and unique speckling or mask across the face.

Q: Are they beginner-friendly?
A: Yes, axolotls are hardy, adaptable, and excellent for aquarists new to exotic amphibians.

Q: What water do they need?
A: Clean, cool water (60–68°F) with gentle filtration and stable parameters.

Q: What should I feed them?
A: Worms, axolotl pellets, bloodworms, and occasional frozen/live protein.

Q: Can they live with fish?
A: No, they should be kept in species-only aquariums to prevent stress or injury.

Q: How large do they grow?
A: Typically 9-12 inches as adults.