Nichol
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If I get an Axolotl is this ok to use after cleaning? I've seen quite a few members in the UK post that they are using crazy sand and others post that they use play sand. Crazy sand seems to have some kind of silicate that makes it compact for sculptures while this is loose.
I've been looking at which lotl I would like to get and I think I've settled on a GFP Leucistic. It's my personal favorite of the colors (because freckIed little old man smiles are sooo CUTE!) but also, we have a lot of little kids around on the weekends and think it would be neat to explain to them this is a once a day trick they can do for 5 minutes at a time (if it feels like coming out and showing off for children who are being very good
> Yes, I lie to small children to get them to behave. All the time. I enjoy it thoroughly.
Anyway, aside from encouraging a belief in magic in my small charges I think the blue play sand would pop colors on the amphibians gills when they are in full frill and contrast nicely with the green plants.
Not to mention that it fits in my budget and I can use the desert heat to dry and sterilize my sand so it can be sifted and re-used.
Is it an option? I've seen forums were it has been used in Cichlid (sp?) tanks with success.
If I get an Axolotl is this ok to use after cleaning? I've seen quite a few members in the UK post that they are using crazy sand and others post that they use play sand. Crazy sand seems to have some kind of silicate that makes it compact for sculptures while this is loose.
I've been looking at which lotl I would like to get and I think I've settled on a GFP Leucistic. It's my personal favorite of the colors (because freckIed little old man smiles are sooo CUTE!) but also, we have a lot of little kids around on the weekends and think it would be neat to explain to them this is a once a day trick they can do for 5 minutes at a time (if it feels like coming out and showing off for children who are being very good
> Yes, I lie to small children to get them to behave. All the time. I enjoy it thoroughly. Anyway, aside from encouraging a belief in magic in my small charges I think the blue play sand would pop colors on the amphibians gills when they are in full frill and contrast nicely with the green plants.
Not to mention that it fits in my budget and I can use the desert heat to dry and sterilize my sand so it can be sifted and re-used.
Is it an option? I've seen forums were it has been used in Cichlid (sp?) tanks with success.
