Axololt foofs

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I got a new tank mate for my current axolol.

When I seen him he looked sad on full led tank with gravel 😑

Anyway I got him he has no foofs since I got him 2 weeks ago he had growing a little bit of foofs but not like my other axie who is a white albino

How can I get his foofs to grow back ?
Picture of him oic of my other axie ❤️
 

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Dmcx3xx said:
I got a new tank mate for my current axolol.

When I seen him he looked sad on full led tank with gravel 😑

Anyway I got him he has no foofs since I got him 2 weeks ago he had growing a little bit of foofs but not like my other axie who is a white albino

How can I get his foofs to grow back ?
Picture of him oic of my other axie ❤️
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His gill stalks will take time to regenerate. sometimes it takes months, if they'll come back at all. Depending on his age and the length of time they were damaged can both be factors in how quickly they regenerate. Maintaining good water quality and good diet will help.
 
GulfCoastAxolotls said:
His gill stalks will take time to regenerate. sometimes it takes months, if they'll come back at all. Depending on his age and the length of time they were damaged can both be factors in how quickly they regenerate. Maintaining good water quality and good diet will help.
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Thank you very much
 
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