The best plants for axolotl tanks may include java fern, anubias, java moss, and Elodea. If you choose inappropriate live plants for the axolotl tank, they may decompose and cause a spike in levels of … Read more
Stressed axolotl signs are varied and tend to be the same as when sick. Signs to look out for are curled gills, loss of gills, lack of appetite, and frequent floating. If your amphibian friend … Read more
A salt bath is an effective option for treating fungal or bacterial infections in an axolotl. The condition appears on the skin of your amphibian pet as white cotton blotches, often seen on an injury. … Read more
The aquatic pets can live together. But, the tank or aquarium needs to be spacious enough to deliver comfortable living. Furthermore, axolotls living together must be of similar size and sex. If axolotls are of … Read more
Axolotls are not capable of going on land and breathing out of water because of their unique characteristics and biological development. These pets spend all their lives in watery habitats as they require a chilly … Read more
Ammonia burn in axolotls is one common sign that your amphibian pet suffers from strong concentrations of the naturally occurring chemical in the tank. As a pet owner, you want always to know the signs … Read more
Floating is a normal behavior in axolotls but sometimes it can signify various problems with the pet or its habitat. As a pet owner, make sure you can differentiate the normal and abnormal floating to … Read more