Axolotls Collection

Axolotl - albino specimen
KF-10956 Axolotl - albino specimen Ambystoma mexicanum Kenneth W Fink Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Axolotl. Vancouver aquarium. Canada
WAT-14639 Axolotl Vancouver aquarium. Canada Ambystoma mexicanum M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Axolotl. Vancouver aquarium
WAT-14638 Axolotl Vancouver aquarium, Canada Ambystoma mexicanum M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Axolotl: white form of neotenous larva
PM-10189 Axolotl: white form of neotenous larva Originally from Mexico, now widely kept in aquaria Ambystoma mexicanum Reaches sexual maturity and breeds in larval form

Axolotl- neotenous larval form; central America. Shows external gills absent in adult
PM-10095 Axolotl - neotenous larval form

Axoloti
PM-8403 Axolotl Ambystoma mexicanum Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Picture No. 10922159
Axolotl. white neotenous larva showing external gills. Originally from Mexico but now widely bred in aquaria. (Ambystoma ). Date:

Mexican Axolotl - (Salamander). Sexually mature, but remain in larval form
KEL-757 Mexican Axolotl - (Salamander). Sexually mature, but remain in larval form. Ambystoma mexicanum Endangered in the wild in Mexico

Mexican Axolotl - albino. Sexually mature, but remains in larval form. Northern Mexico
KEL-287 MEXICAN AXOLOTL - Albino, Sexually mature but remains in larval form

Axolotl - swimming in aquarium UK
MAB-1285 Axolotl - swimming in aquarium UK Ambystoma mexicanum Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Axolotl
PM-3848 Axolotl Siredon mexicanum Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Axolotl: brown form of neotenous larva
PM-10200 Axolotl: brown form of neotenous larva Originally from Mexico, now widely kept in aquaria Ambystoma mexicanum Reaches sexual maturity and breeds in larval form

Axolotl- larval form
PM-10007 Axolotl - larval form Ambystoma Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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The mesmerizing beauty of axolotls, particularly the albino specimens, can be witnessed at the Vancouver Aquarium in Canada. These unique creatures, also known as neotenous larval forms, originate from Mexico but are now widely kept in aquaria around the world. Unlike their adult counterparts, axolotls reach sexual maturity and even breed while still in their larval form. One striking feature that sets them apart is their external gills, a characteristic typically found in amphibian larvae. At the Vancouver Aquarium, visitors can marvel at these fascinating creatures up close and witness their graceful swimming movements. The aquarium provides a safe haven for these Mexican axolotls to thrive and captivate audiences with their ethereal presence. In various aquariums across the UK too, one can find these enchanting beings gracefully gliding through tanks filled with water. Their delicate white bodies stand out against the aquatic backdrop as they navigate through their underwater realm. Axolotls truly embody nature's wonders by remaining sexually mature yet retaining their larval form throughout life. This unique trait has earned them admiration from both scientists and enthusiasts alike. So whether you encounter an axolotl at the Vancouver Aquarium or observe one swimming elegantly in a tank elsewhere, take a moment to appreciate this extraordinary creature that showcases nature's ability to surprise us with its diversity and adaptability.