Pip, White axolotl For Sale in Australia

Lightly Speckled Leucistic · bred and raised in Victoria

$80 AUD

Plus live animal express freight, quoted before dispatch.

Sent anywhere in mainland Australia. We ship regularly to Brisbane, Adelaide, Sydney.

MorphLightly Speckled Leucistic

Colour groupWhite axolotl

Size9 cm

SexUnsexed

Price$80 AUD

DeliveryAustralia wide

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Ask a question about Pip before you buy. We answer within a business day.

Expect a few more freckles with age. Shade and a hide keep a leucistic pale; constant bright light tends to darken the skin.

Pip is a lightly speckled leucistic white axolotl and the smallest animal currently listed at 9 cm. Pale pink and white body with dark eyes and bright red external gills, plus a light scatter of dark speckles across the head. Leucistic is the morph most people mean when they picture an axolotl, and the light speckling adds interest without tipping into a heavily marked look.

Small but eating well and growing steadily. Best suited to a keeper who already has a cycled tank ready. Feeding on soft sinking pellets and chopped earthworm without any coaxing. Every animal here is eating independently before it is listed.

Once Pip is sold this page comes down rather than being reused for the next animal. Whether you are in Sydney or Melbourne, it leaves Monday to Wednesday and travels insulated. Every morph and what it sells for is listed on our axolotl price page.

Questions about Pip

Is Pip still available?

Pip is available as of today. The pale skin hides nothing, so a dusky patch or a swept back gill is obvious long before it is serious.

How much is Pip?

Pip is $80 AUD, and that price is for this animal alone, a 9 cm lightly speckled leucistic. This is a young animal. It wants a tank that has been running for weeks, not one finished last night.

Can Pip be delivered to Sydney?

Yes. Sent to Sydney it arrives overnight, dispatched Monday to Wednesday only. Worth knowing before you order: Sydney sits warm through summer, so most keepers run a fan across the surface from December.