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jack
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Hey Guys, I've had my axolotl for a couple of months now and her gills are starting to point forward on one side, I've heard it can be stress but I'm not sure whats causing it. Any ideas?
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stipe
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if im not mistaken i think that the gills point forward because the waterflow is to strong. this is stressfull for the axies.\
hope i helped
hope i helped
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hayley-jane
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Hi Jack,
As Stipe said, it is usually a sign of a stressed axolotol caused by the water flow being too strong.
http://www.axolotl.org/health.htm
Try turning down/buffering or moving your filteration system so that it does not move the water too much.
As a guide, look at your axie in their tank, if their gills are moving in the water then its too strong.
As Stipe said, it is usually a sign of a stressed axolotol caused by the water flow being too strong.
http://www.axolotl.org/health.htm
Try turning down/buffering or moving your filteration system so that it does not move the water too much.
As a guide, look at your axie in their tank, if their gills are moving in the water then its too strong.
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joão
Guest
Also gills can turn forward when there is a bad water levels.
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jack
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Thank guys
