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How are axolotls even alive?
Horny little axolotls
Finally got a good pic of little one!
My friend surprised me with a portrait of Axolotl Rose based of an IG photo!
Priscilla, my feisty little lady
I dropped a worm on his head and now he’s ready to fight me
Take a stand
Little bumps on skin?
Thanks for all the help with the infected gills everyone! Couple tubs did the trick. Piece of his gills missing where the infection came off but the little monster never got stressed or stopped eating the whole time. So I’d say it went about as smoothly as an infection could.
I found this animal. What is his type?
I felt like I was being stared at and look up to see this. Gotta love my boys.
giv. me. WORM.
HELP! I found these little white things in my axies tank. He is kept with ghost shrimp. And there are hundreds of them moving around in the tank. Water parameters r fine, and temp is at 62 degrees. 25% Water changes once every week and water testing daily
Can anyone confirm that my boy is actually a male? Just introduced his new brother & he is laying sperm cones everywhere, just wanted to make sure it’s only excitement I’m witnessing :-) paranoid person over here.
Some eggs I got from my axolotls couple days ago... I thought they were both girls
GFP copper, copper, bluegill Lucy and Albino baby’s who will be available in about 4 months
Anyone know what these white things are? Are they dangerous? How do I get rid of them? They are moving a bit if that helps.
Hello :) I was wondering if I put a picture of my full tank on if anyone would help me re organise it? So moving around decorations, moving the sand around to make a hill?
Ewwww but I’ll do anything for the Kirby I love
My axolotol has had these odd spots on his head for around a year now. I’ve tried treating them with salt baths, as well as Pimafix. Nothing seems to make them go away. Are they just natural or is there something I can do to help him out? Should I give the salt baths another try maybe?

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Posted: 05 Jun 2020 03:58 PM PDT

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How are axolotls even alive?

Posted: 05 Jun 2020 11:58 AM PDT

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Horny little axolotls

Posted: 05 Jun 2020 05:14 PM PDT

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Finally got a good pic of little one!

Posted: 06 Jun 2020 10:20 AM PDT

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My friend surprised me with a portrait of Axolotl Rose based of an IG photo!

Posted: 05 Jun 2020 10:19 PM PDT

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Priscilla, my feisty little lady

Posted: 06 Jun 2020 12:03 AM PDT

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I dropped a worm on his head and now he’s ready to fight me

Posted: 05 Jun 2020 02:30 PM PDT

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Take a stand

Posted: 05 Jun 2020 10:51 PM PDT

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Little bumps on skin?

Posted: 06 Jun 2020 10:37 AM PDT

I'm a first-time axolotl owner, and my little dude has these bumps on his skin that I'm really worried about. I typically inspect his skin and gills every day to keep an eye on his health, and this morning I noticed a bunch of skin-colored bumps, mostly on his head. There's a few on his body, but not nearly as dense. He also is flicking his gills more often than usual, but besides this his behavior is not too different. I see no signs of fungus in his gills and nothing sloughing off of him. He is still willing to eat, so that's good at least. ~15-20% water changes are done about weekly using cycled and treated water that I refrigerate before adding. If anyone has info on what the cause is and how to treat please let me know!!

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Thanks for all the help with the infected gills everyone! Couple tubs did the trick. Piece of his gills missing where the infection came off but the little monster never got stressed or stopped eating the whole time. So I’d say it went about as smoothly as an infection could.

Posted: 05 Jun 2020 09:03 PM PDT