The twelfth of new fidget keychains from Fusion Print Labs that can magnetically hold hands!
Jumping right in after the Leopards, Our weird and wonderful Axolotl... swimwalks in? This little handful of cuteness has special flexible gills on its head!
They are native to a single location on Earth: the freshwater Lake Xochimilco and its surrounding canals near Mexico City, although they were historically found in other lakes in the Mexican highlands, including Lake Chalco.
Axolotls vary in color, with wild types typically being brown, green, or black with spots, while captive-bred individuals often display pink, albino, golden, or black morphs.
Is it impossible for them to be blue? Yes. Are ours blue anyway? Yes! Message me with what colors you want, it's your print to customize!
The name "axolotl" comes from the Aztec god Xolotl, who was said to transform into a salamander, and the word translates to "water monster" in the Nahuatl language. The way to remember the mostly correct pronunciation: Where there is fire, there is "ash a lot."
Each little guy has hand magnets that snap together with other Bambuddies, Leopards, Foxes, Raccoons or other friends coming soon.
Two make a great snap together gift, perfect for any couple.
• Articulated flexing body and tail
• Magnets link other Axolotls and friends together
• Great collectible or gift
Gill to Tail Tip: 4”
Gill to end of keychain: 6”
Width: 2”
Height: 1”
These flexible Axolotls will be with you when you are waiting for the bus, the laundry, or waiting on the car wash to finish.
NOTE: If you prefer the fidget toy, select “None” for keychain
The twelfth of new fidget keychains from Fusion Print Labs that can magnetically hold hands!
Jumping right in after the Leopards, Our weird and wonderful Axolotl... swimwalks in? This little handful of cuteness has special flexible gills on its head!
They are native to a single location on Earth: the freshwater Lake Xochimilco and its surrounding canals near Mexico City, although they were historically found in other lakes in the Mexican highlands, including Lake Chalco.
Axolotls vary in color, with wild types typically being brown, green, or black with spots, while captive-bred individuals often display pink, albino, golden, or black morphs.
Is it impossible for them to be blue? Yes. Are ours blue anyway? Yes! Message me with what colors you want, it's your print to customize!
The name "axolotl" comes from the Aztec god Xolotl, who was said to transform into a salamander, and the word translates to "water monster" in the Nahuatl language. The way to remember the mostly correct pronunciation: Where there is fire, there is "ash a lot."
Each little guy has hand magnets that snap together with other Bambuddies, Leopards, Foxes, Raccoons or other friends coming soon.
Two make a great snap together gift, perfect for any couple.
• Articulated flexing body and tail
• Magnets link other Axolotls and friends together
• Great collectible or gift
Gill to Tail Tip: 4”
Gill to end of keychain: 6”
Width: 2”
Height: 1”
These flexible Axolotls will be with you when you are waiting for the bus, the laundry, or waiting on the car wash to finish.
NOTE: If you prefer the fidget toy, select “None” for keychain
